A stretch of road in the south side of the city is set to be closed to traffic for a month.
Scottish Water has advised drivers that a section of the northbound carriageway of Brockburn Road, from Leithland Avenue to the roundabout near Crookston Castle Primary at the Brockburn roundabout will be closed from June 12.
The closure is expected to last around a month with road traffic management to be in place for the duration.
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A new stretch of water main is due to be installed as part of the Glasgow Resilience Project. Seven miles of new pipes will be installed to connect the Glasgow area’s water network and the system in Ayrshire.
Scottish Water has said the connection will "increase resilience and protect supplies for about one million customers".
The new water main is being installed in the Ibrox, Mosspark, Pollok, Priesthill, Nitshill and Parkhouse areas of Glasgow.
The project is being delivered for Scottish Water by Caledonia Water Alliance and is expected to be completed in late 2023 or early 2024.
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