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€581,000 investment to upgrade Bishton’s wastewater network

Bishton’s wastewater system is set for a boost thanks to the start of a £500,000 (€581,000) upgrade project by Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water.
The company will undertake work which will involve cleaning and relining sections of the sewer pipe that runs through Bishton.
This will help improve the way the network performs during heavy rain and reduce the risk of flooding.
The work will be carried out in phases, with the first phase getting underway on 12 July. This phase will involve cleaning sections of the sewer pipe and will take approximately one month to complete.
The second phase will begin during the first week of September and will involve relining sections of the sewer pipe. It is anticipated that this section of work will take approximately one month to complete.
Welsh Water project manager, Sonny Wall, said: “As a company, we are committed to ensuring we provide an effective wastewater system which gives customers a first-class service and protects our valuable environment. Our work in Bishton reflects our commitment to reinvest profits for the benefit of customers and the environment.
“We always want to make sure our customers know what we are doing when we are working in their community, so we have written to residents to tell them about the work and updated the In Your Area section of our website with the latest information.”




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