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Well this will help tomorrow morning for trying to get work from this end of Underhill Road. I presume the bus stop will be closed again. As I mentioned before this is to test the lead levels in Thames water. By the way after googling I noticed England isn't even in the top 10 countries for water quality. I wonder are we in the top ten for cost to individual 🏠 🏡? Does anyone know? -
As a local walking past regularly, I find that the boys are nicely behaved on arrival and at home time. -
perhaps you haven't noticed the dug up roads around the area over the last year, at least. -
To be fair to Thames, I've lived in Underhill for nearly 40 years and that's the first time I can recall that the pipework failed just there (happy to be corrected) - normally it's regular failings at the same spot. Of course both sides of the street are new builds (new to me anyway) formaly a garage and a wood yard on either side) so very possibly new mains installation there about 25-30 odd years ago. For Thames that's not a bad mean time between failures.
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