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Water company called after burst main closes main route
Derby Telegraph
|August 21, 2025
A MAIN Derby route was closed after a burst water main flooded the area.
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Bus operator Trentbarton confirmed that the A52 Ashbourne Road was closed in both directions between Markeaton Island (A38) and Radbourne Lane.
One onlooker reported seeing water coming from Markeaton Lane at about 4.30am yesterday.
This story is from the August 21, 2025 edition of Derby Telegraph.
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