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Every so often, we need to replace old water pipes due to leaks and bursts. We’re investing around £1.9 million on the water pipe network in Baschurch to ensure supplies of Wonderful Water for the future. 

Every so often, we need to replace old water pipes, in order to protect your water supply. It does mean that there’ll be some short-term inconvenience – but the advantage of having brand new pipes will be worth it. 

We’re going to be replacing some of the ageing pipes that have caused problems in the surrounding area. We’re working with organisations such as Historic England, Natural England and the local authorities in order to find a safe and secure route for the replacement pipe that won’t affect the sensitive spots in the area.

We’re investing £1.5 million in the Forest Fields area to upgrade the pipe network. This exciting project starts in June 2021 and will be completed in April 2022.

We have been working in the area to replace a defective pumped sewage main and install a new pumping station. This work will involve the excavation of a 10-meter shaft for storing foul water before it is pumped in the newly installed main to the treatment works. This work is essential to protect the environment from pollution.

Every so often, we need to replace old water pipes, so we’ll be in the Greet Road area soon to do this. It does means that there’ll be some short-term inconvenience – but the advantage of having brand new pipes will be worth it.

Every so often, we need to replace old water pipes due to leaks and bursts. So we're investing around £3 million on the water pipe network in Langley Mill to upgrade the pipes in this area.

We’re investing around £340,000 and replacing 2,420 metres of water pipes in the Main Street area to ensure supplies of wonderful water for the future. 

Every so often, we need to replace old water pipes. That’s because the likelihood of any problems occurring increases as the years pass, so we’re replacing the old pipes along the B4386 with some brand-new ones.  

We need to monitor how much water is being used on our network during the night and we are installing large meters in certain locations to do this. This means that there will be some short-term inconvenience, but the advantage of having this work take place is to secure the network for the future. 

We plan to replace 1.6 kilometres of sewage pumping mains serving the Walton Cardiff sewage pumping station. This is because due to their age the material has become brittle and has suffered a series of bursts, resulting in the risk of pollution of the local rivers.

Every so often, we need to carry out some maintenance work to protect your supply of wonderful water. Therefore, we’re going to carrying out some work near Raymond Street. This means that there will be some short-term inconvenience, but the advantage of having this work take place is to secure the network for the future.