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We're investing £60 million over the next four years to upgrade Newark's sewerage and water system to help protect homes from sewer flooding

We're upgrading the Elan Valley Aqueduct as part of the Birmingham Resilience Project (BRP) and this part of the work will see the creation of three new tunnels at Bleddfa, Knighton and Nantmel. The tunnels will bypass some exisitng sections of the aqueduct which will no longer be used, but will continue to guarantee a continued water supply to Birmingham.

This new 26km pipeline will take water from the River Severn at Lickhill to Frankley water treatment works. It will provide a vital backup water supply for Birmingham, so we can carry out refurbishment work on the Elan Valley aqueduct and also to use in any future emergency. Preparation work to lay the pipeline started in October 2016 and will continue until 2018.

Earlier this year we have undertaken works locally to renew parts of the existing water mains between Darowen and Aberhosan. Unfortunately, parts of these works were postponed due to engineering difficulties and are now reprogrammed to take place from Tuesday 2 January 2018.

Over the next two years we'll spending £8 million investing in a new underground storage reservoir next to the existing site in Hanchurch.

We're investing £60 million over the next four years to upgrade Newark's sewerage and water system to help protect homes from sewer flooding.

We're investing £60 million over the next four years to upgrade Newark's sewerage and water system to help protect homes from sewer flooding

We're investing £60 million over the next four years to upgrade Newark's sewerage and water system to help protect homes from sewer flooding.

We'll be working in the Cemmaes and Cwm Llinau area to install new water pipes. This investment will help reduce the risk of burst and leaks.

We're investing over £35 million to improve the treatment process at Finham Sewage Treatment Works.

After some delays we're now in a position to commence construction of the new section of sewer from Holme Lane sewer pumping station to the field adjacent to Cranckley Point treatment works.

We'll be working to replace the sewer in the Normandy/Roston Drive area of Hinckley.

We're working in the Bridgefoot area of Belper to replace the existing sewage pumping station with increased storage capacity.

We're planning to improve our treatment process at Strongford Sewage Treatment Works.

We're upgrading the water pipes in the Epperstone area of Nottingham.

We are undertaking investment to renew the water pipes in your area.

Over the next few months we'll be working in the Buckmaster Avenue area to upgrade the water pipes. The project is part of a £2.5m investment in the Stoke-on-Trent and Newcastle-under-Lyme areas to replace more than 12km of water pipes.

We're working to install new water pipes in your area. This work will help reduce the risk of burst and flooding to properties.

We're investing £6.5 million over the next 24 months to upgrade Derby City's water system to help protect homes from leaks and burst, improving our water network. Click below for an overview of the whole project.

We're installing 45km of new water pipes costing £6.5m over the next 12 months in the Derby City area. This is where you'll find area updates.

We're installing 45km of new water pipes costing £6.5m over the next 12 months in the Derby City area. This work hasn't started yet, we'll update the webstie once it does.

We're installing 45km of new water pipes costing £6.5m over the next 12 months in the Derby City area. This work hasn't started yet, we'll update the webstie once it does.

We're installing 45km of new water pipes costing £6.5m over the next 12 months in the Derby City area. This is where you'll find area updates.

We'll be working to install a storage tank and new sewers, which will help prevent flooding at Clarice Cliff Primary School during periods of heavy rainfall

Due to unforeseen circumstances our work to upgrade the water pipes in your area with new ones to help prevent the risk of burst and flooding has been delayed slightly.

We're investing more than £7 million to replace around 30 miles of new water pipes to improve water service across North Derbyshire.

We'll be working in the Ludlow are to replace two kilometres of water pipes to make sure you have a really reliable water supply that’s there whenever they need it.

We're going to be working in your area for the next six months to upgrade Walford Heath Baschurch Sewerage Pumping Station.

We're invsting in our area by installing new water pipes over the next few months.

We're investing in the Minton Street area of Stoke-on-Trent to upgrade the old water pipes with new ones.

We're investing £500,000 to replace over threes kilometres of new sewer pipes in and around Cinderford to help reduce the risk of flooding.

We're investing in the Kyrwicks area to install new water pipes.

We're investing in the Howard Street area of Birmingham to replace the old water pipes with new ones.

We're carring out some vital water main renewal work in the Richards Castle area.

Due to unforeseen circumstances we've had to delay these works. We're doing some water supply improvement work in the Grange Road area of Solihull.

Over the next 12 months we'll be working in the Norton area of Ludlow to upgrade the water pipes.

We're making improvements to the sewer network in the Muxton area.

We’re improving the water supply in your area. We'll be working in Bishops Offley for about 20 weeks.

Work will commence during early March 2018, to install new water pipes in the Cauldon Lowe area of Staffordshire.

We’re improving the water supply in the Caynham Road area of Whitton.

We're working in the Stanley area of Stoke-on-Trent to replace the old water pipes with new ones.

Water pipe improvement works are taking place in the Eccleshall Road, Stone.

We're investing in your area to construct new sewers which will help to reduce the risk of flooding during heavy rainfall.

We're investing in the Crabbs Cross area of Redditch to improve your supply of wonderful water.

We're working to improve the sewer capacity in the Chesholme Road area of Coventry to help prevent the risk of flooding during heavy rainfall.

We're working to replace the old water pipes with new ones to improve the water supply in the Culmington area of Ludlow.

We're undertaking emergency works to repair a collapsed sewer in West End.

We're working to repair a collapsed sewer in Carlton Road. This emergecny work is expected to take three to four weeks to complete.

We're installing new water pipes at the junction of A519 Newcastle Road and Rock Lane.

We're investing £1.4m to reduce the amount of ground water infiltration into the sewer network in and around the Slimbridge and Cambridge areas.