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Jarvis road and Melbourne Grove parking suspensions


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Received notification from UK Power Networks that parking will be suspended on Jarvis road and various sections of Melbourne Grove from 8th January in order to carryout electrical work in relation to the new school / medical centre.


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Jarvis Rd southside from 8th January - 30th January


From junction of Jarvis Rd down to no. 36 Melbourne Grove from 11th January - 18th January


Melbourne Grove O/S 36 down to junction of East Dulwich Grove from 18th January - 25th January

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I've asked the council; project officer whether these restrictions to enable UK Per Networks electric supplies to the new school and health centre will be shared with Thames Water and SGN the gas network provider - we only want one set of closures. OR will they each need their own subsequent set of closures.
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