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"A2214 Dulwich Road Herne Hill, both ways between B223 Rymer Street and Winterbrook Road

A2214 London - A2214 Dulwich Road in Herne Hill closed in both directions between the B223 Rymer Street junction and the Winterbrook Road junction, because of a burst water main, flooding and emergency repairs. Diversion in operation - affecting bus routes 3, 37, 68, 196, 201, 322, 468. Also affecting A215 Herne Hill between Carver Road and A2199 Croxted Road." as of 7am

Just a quick note, anybody affected by the watermain burst at Herne Hill, you are more than welcome to come and use the changing rooms and showers here at JAGS Sports Club.


We understand with water off and damage to properties it is highly stressful so if this can be of any help, please feel free.


Many thanks


JAGS

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