Schedules remain subject to change as works progress, and any diversion routes will be clearly signposted
The next phase of the key upgrade of gas infrastructure in Dungannon continued on Monday with a planned closure of the hard shoulder on Irish Street, according to local distribution network operator, Evolve.
From Wednesday, works will commence on Greers Road, with a one-way closure. Traffic will be unable to travel down Greers Road, with motorists advised to follow the signed diversion via Thomas Street, Quarry Lane and Donaghmore Road.
Traffic will be unable to travel down Greers Road, with motorists advised to follow the signed diversion via Thomas Street, Quarry Lane and Donaghmore Road.
The works on Greers Road will begin after the completion of works on Thomas Street.
From Thursday Shamble Lane will be closed to through traffic, with access maintained for residence.
Schedules remain subject to change as works progress, and any diversion routes will be clearly signposted at the respective sites.
Residence, businesses and motorists are encouraged to plan journeys in advance and remain up to date with the latest updates via the dedicated roadworks section of the Evolve website evolvenetwork.co.uk/roadworks - or by checking Evolve’s social media channels.
To make it easier for customers to get connected, homes and businesses can use the interactive postcode checker at www.evolvenetwork.co.uk to check whether their property is ready to connect to the network and discover whether they are eligible for any connection incentives.
Evolve, formerly SGN Natural Gas, is the gas distribution network operator for the west of Northern Ireland, covering eight key towns: Cookstown, Dungannon, Enniskillen, Derrylin, Magherafelt, Coalisland, Omagh, and Strabane.