From Monday 29 September, our contractor, WCB, will start a project to replace the gas mains in the Earlton Road area of Wandsworth. This is in addition to work ongoing in the local area, and more information can be found here: Wandsworth, Earlsfield Road.
These essential works are part of a wider programme in the area to replace old, metal pipes with new, longer-lasting plastic ones so that we can continue to provide businesses and the wider community with a safe and efficient gas supply.
Where will our engineers be working?
Monday 29 September for approximately 4 weeks
Engineers will work along Farlton Road to the junction with Atheldene Road. At the same time, they’ll also be working along Altheldene Road to the junction with Garrett Lane, and to the junction with Waverton Road. During this time, road closures will be in place.
Monday 6 October for approximately 2.5 weeks
Engineers will work along Waverton Road and Oakshaw Road. During this time, we will be working in the carriageway and will be asking road users to give and take.
Monday 13 October for approximately 2.5 weeks
Engineers will work along Falton Road to the junction with Atheldene Road, and a road closure will be in place.
Monday 20 October for approximately 4 weeks
Engineers will be working along Inman Road, to the junction with Wilna Road, before working from outside property number 77 Wilna Road, from the side of property 29 Dingwall Road, and along the whole length of Dingwall Road. During this time, road closures will be in place as we work.
Monday 3 November for approximately 5.5 weeks
Engineers will be working from the junction of St Ann’s Hill to outside of property number 220 Earlsfield Road. During this time, two-way traffic lights will be in use.
Monday 1 December for approximately 1 week
Engineers will work along Garrett Lane to the junction with Atheldene Road, and work will be taking place within the carriageway.
Maintaining access
We are committed to minimising disruption as much as possible and will ensure:
- Pedestrian access and property access are maintained
- Local businesses and residents can continue to receive deliveries – please speak to our site team regarding any specific access arrangements
- Emergency access will be preserved
If you have any specific questions regarding these works, please email customer@sgn.co.uk.
We’re sorry for the inconvenience this work will cause, and thank local people for their patience and understanding.