DRIVERS travelling through the city centre should expect delays during peak times due to temporary traffic lights.
Severn Trent is repairing a damaged sewer at Deansway and traffic is being backed up all the way to the Cathedral.
However, the congestion and traffic lights are expected to be cleared up before the Victorian Christmas Fayre which will be running between Thursday, December 1 and Sunday, December 4.
The bus stop by Cathedral Square will not be in use today.
⚠️ Works by @stwater to repair damaged sewer at Deansway, Worcester started this morning
— Worcs Highways & Travel (@WorcsTravel) November 27, 2022
🚦 in operation - traffic delays expected tomorrow, especially at peak hours
🚌 Cathedral Square bus stop suspended
🚶 Temp crossing facility
🎄 Due for completion before @worcxmasfayre pic.twitter.com/JbgkWQkrvc
A spokesperson from Worcestershire Highways and Travel said: "Works by Severn Trent water to repair damaged sewer at Deansway, Worcester started this morning.
"Traffic lights in operation - traffic delays expected tomorrow, especially at peak hours.
"Cathedral Square bus stop suspended.
"Temporary crossing facility.
"Due for completion before Worcester Christmas fayre."
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