Bishopstone Glen sewage release – update
Southern Water’s sewer pipe that burst at Bishopstone on Saturday 23 March, leading to sewage flowing into Bishopstone Glen, has been repaired.
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Bishopstone Glen sewage release
Southern Water’s sewer pipe in Bishopstone burst this afternoon (Saturday 23 March), leading to sewage flowing into Bishopstone Glen.
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