Motorists are being warned of an extension to the road closure in place in Stonehouse as part of its £2.5m project to help reduce sewer flooding.
A section of Townhead Street was shut at the end of August to allow the latest phase to go ahead after pipelaying work, carried out by Scottish Water, through the grounds of the primary school was completed.
Georgina Reid, Scottish Water’s corporate affairs manager for the west said: “The plan was to lift the road closure after three months but unfortunately the work has been slowed by a significant number of unchartered services.