Thames Water has apologised to residents for the disruption along Masons Hill, Bromley Common (A21) after a water pipe burst there on Tuesday (October 27).
Its teams remain on site to carry out repairs to the water main and surrounding road, with traffic management measures and closures in place while the works are ongoing.
According to Causeway one.network, temporary traffic lights along Masons Hill are expected to stay in place until next Tuesday (November 3).
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The roadworks platform warned that delays are ‘likely’ for the duration of the repairs.
Thames Water has not confirmed this completion date.
A spokesperson for Thames Water said: “We’re sorry for the disruption caused by a burst water main on Masons Hill in Bromley.
“Our teams are on site carrying out repairs to the damaged water main and surrounding footway.
“Road closures and traffic management are in place to keep the public and our teams safe while this work is completed.
“We’re working as quickly and safely as possible to complete the repair and we thank local residents and road users for their patience.”
A number of buses are also on diversion through the area, including the 61, 261, 208 and 358, with Transport for London (TfL) reporting that this is “due to a sinkhole”.
