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I talked to someone from TW and they said the work is being carried out at 2-4am to minimise the impact on people as they often have to turn the water off - this apparently is why we don't see any activity there during the day. Who knows. I was on my way home around 2am on Fri and there was nobody.

It should be completed tomorrow - we shall see. I asked them to update the website with the latest status.


I agree r: the local councillours - has any of them been in contact with TW, tried to chase the repair?

A quick look at the 'work' tonight and it looks like they've partially filled in the hole with concrete. (It was full of water throughout the weekend), so looks like it just needs to be fully filled in and tarmacked over.

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