Gas mains renewal work starts in Sheffield’s Crookes district
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Utility work has begun in the Crookes area of Sheffield to replace roughly 800 metres of ageing gas pipes, according to a BBC report. Such projects are typically carried out to improve safety and reliability of the local gas network, replacing old metal pipework with more durable plastic piping.
- Gas pipe replacement starts in Crookes, Sheffield
- Around 800m of ageing pipes being replaced
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