Broom Crescent, Ushaw Moor to be closed for six weeks

A section of Broom Crescent in Ushaw Moor will close for up to six weeks to allow the installation of a new electric cable. <i>(Image: PA)</i>
A section of Broom Crescent in Ushaw Moor will close for up to six weeks to allow the installation of a new electric cable. (Image: PA)
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A County Durham village road will be closed for six weeks due to electrical work, according to a public notice.

The County Council of Durham has announced that a section of Broom Crescent in Ushaw Moor will be shut to allow for the installation of a new electric cable.

The closure was due to start on Monday, July 20.

The 30-metre stretch of road affected is located to the side of Nos 60 and 62 Broom Crescent.

An alternative route will be signposted for drivers during the closure period.

Although the order for the closure is for a maximum of 18 months, the work is anticipated to be completed by October 12.

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However, residents have been warned that alternative dates for the closure might be necessary.

This will be communicated through signage on-site.

The notice was issued by Helen Bradley, Director of Legal and Democratic Services, County Hall, Durham.

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