Work is set to begin to excavate a road near Buildwas as part of a major project to improve electricity supplies for Ironbridge and Telford residents.
Work is set to begin to excavate a road near Buildwas as part of a major project to benefit Ironbridge and Telford residents.
The work is being completed to secure a reliable electricity supply for NGED’s existing customers, and is not linked to the power station development. “If you have any questions or wish to notify Doocey Group of any special requirements/priority service residents at your address, please contact us on our head office number, 0121 520 9874.”
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