Planned Work

Last modified: 21/02/2012 16:08:24

We have planned work to replace district meters on our water distribution network in Baglan, Port Talbot which may affect over 1700 of our customers.

This work is due to take place on Wednesday 29 February between 11:30pm and 3:30am Thursday 1 March. We have delivered letters to all properties which will be affected by this work, giving advance notice that water supplies will be interrupted during these times.

We apologise for the inconvenience this essential work may cause, and assure people that we will work as quickly as possible to complete the job and return the system to normal. Anyone needing to speak to us about this work should call us on 0800 052 0130 quoting reference number 92635077.

All senior staff involved in this work will carry a Welsh Water identity card, showing their photograph, and they will always show this for inspection. Under normal circumstances it should not be necessary to enter your home. If you have a concern, or a caller produces an ID card and you would like to verify their identity, please ring our Bogus Caller Hotline on 0800 281 141 calls are free from a UK landline. The line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Last modified: 17/02/2012 13:06:49

You may be aware that Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water is currently looking at improving the wastewater network in your area. We have recently applied for planning permission to construct a new underground pumping station and would now like to give members of the local community an opportunity to find out more about this work.
We intend to hold an information day event which will offer more detailed information on the changes we will be making to the wastewater network. Members of the project team will be on hand to answer any questions people may have about the work. The information day will be held on:


Thursday 1st March at Weston Under Penyard Village Hall, between 3pm and 7pm.


This scheme is being evaluated by our contract partners, Imtech Process Ltd. If you do have any queries regarding this work in the meantime, you can reach us on 0800 085 3968.

Last modified: 17/02/2012 13:03:30

You may be aware that Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water is currently looking at improving the wastewater network in your area. The background to this is that the septic tank at ‘Woodview’, for which we have responsibility, has been deemed by the Environment Agency to be polluting, which could have an effect on groundwater in the area. This problematic situation will need to be resolved in order to comply with the relevant standard, which in this case is the EU Groundwater Directive.
The current septic tank operates with the final discharge of effluent via a soakaway system to local ground. Investigations in the area have indicated a layer of permeable ground through which water could flow into local groundwater abstraction points. The continued operation of a septic tank arrangement is therefore unsuitable.
Our team of expert designers have examined the design solutions that are possible to resolve the problem. They believe the most effective way of dealing with this issue will be to collect and transfer the waste water to the nearest existing pumping station at Western Under Penyard.
This solution will involve constructing a new gravity sewer in Hoovers Lane, Pontshill to run from a new manhole outside 1 – 4 Woodview to the junction of Bartwood Lane. We would also need to construct a new underground pumping station in the field opposite Penheligan House and Marsh Cottage, with a new underground pipe line crossing the field towards Western Under Penyard.
The new pumping station has been designed to minimise its visual impact to the local area as much as possible. The design includes a new wooden farm gate into the field, modifications to the existing wall to match the existing finish, a number of small underground chambers with the only above ground structures being two concrete base slabs. A grasscrete road would lead to two small roadside green kiosks, which would be backed up against the existing wall with the majority of the construction being hidden from view behind the wall. A wooden timber post and bar fence has been chosen to protect these assets which will fit in with the natural surroundings as much as possible.
The position of the new pumping station was chosen as being the lowest accessible point outside the flood plane to which the waste water can gravitate before being transferred to Western Under Penyard, which is essential for the operation of the proposed system. We are currently seeking planning permission for this proposal.
The design of this system would allow for future connections from other properties in the area, should they be required at a later date.
This scheme is being evaluated by our contract partners, Imtech Process Ltd. If you do have any queries regarding this work, you can reach us on 0800 085 3968.

We have planned work to maintain the pipework on our water distribution network in the Ponllyfni area which may affect over 200 of our customers.

This work is due to take place on Thursday 23rd February between 9am and 5pm.

We have delivered cards to all properties which will be affected by this work, giving advance notice that water supplies will be interrupted during these times.

We apologise for the inconvenience this essential work may cause, and assure people that we will work as quickly as possible to complete the job and return the system to normal. Anyone needing to speak to us about this work should call us on 0800 052 0130 quoting reference number 92619437.

All senior staff involved in this work will carry a Welsh Water identity card, showing their photograph, and they will always show this for inspection. Under normal circumstances it should not be necessary to enter your home. If you have a concern, or a caller produces an ID card and you would like to verify their identity, please ring our Bogus Caller Hotline on 0800 281 141 – calls are free from a UK landline. The line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Last modified: 09/02/2012 17:19:32

Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water’s job is to give you the best quality water and sewerage services. To make sure we can continue to do this we need to do some work on the water mains in your area.

We need to replace 470 metres of water main on the A4118 through Knelston, from Briarwood to the junction with The Old Vicarage.

We plan to start on 13 February and it will take approximately 7 weeks to complete this work.

Whilst we work, there will be a short interruption to your water supply, but this is usually for less than 30 minutes. If we have to interrupt the water supply for longer than 4 hours, we’ll put a warning card through your door, giving you 48 hours advance notice.

We have been working closely with Swansea highways department planning this work and in order to carry out this work safely and quickly, we will be using two way traffic lights along the route.

This scheme will be carried out by our contract partners, Eiran Civil Engineering Ltd. Normal working hours on site will be 7am to 5.30pm, Monday to Friday, although there may be occasions when we will be required to work on a Saturday. We understand that our work causes inconvenience, but we always try to keep disruption to a minimum.

If you do have any queries, you can reach us on 0800 052 0130 it is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Please quote refrence number 92425755.

Welsh Water is a not for profit company with no shareholders. Our sole objective is to provide top quality services for our customers, and any profits we make are reinvested in the business.

Last modified: 09/02/2012 11:29:26

Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water’s job is to give you the best quality water and sewerage services. To make sure we continue to do this, we need to carry out some work on the water main in your area.

We need to replace approximately 1400 metres of water pipe through Penally village from Byeways to the junction with Penally Heights.

We plan to start work on 30 January and it is likely to take approximately 11 weeks to complete.

Whilst work is underway, there may be a brief interruption to your water supply, but this should be for no longer than 30 minutes. If we have to interrupt your water supply for longer than 4 hours, we’ll put a warning card through your door, giving you 48 hours advance notice.

We have been working closely with Pembrokeshire Highways department in planning this work and in order to carry it out safely and quickly, we will need to close Penally Village road for the duration of our works. Access will be maintained for residents and a diversionary route will be clearly signposted.

This scheme will be carried out by our contract partners, Young Bros Ltd. Normal working hours on site will be 8am – 5.30pm Monday to Friday, although there may be occasions when we will be required to work on a Saturday. We understand that our work causes inconvenience, but we always try to keep disruption to a minimum. If you do have any queries, you can reach us on 0800 052 0130, this number is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The refrence number you would need to quote is 92552003.

Welsh Water is a not for profit company with no shareholders. Our sole objective is to provide top quality services for our customers, and any profits we make are reinvested in the business.

Last modified: 09/02/2012 11:29:18

We have planned work to maintain the pipework on our water distribution network on the B4585 - through Manorbier Village from Glenfield to the Pound Cottage.

This work is due to take place on Monday 20 February and will take approximately 8 weeks to complere this work.

We have delivered cards to all properties which will be affected by this work, giving advance notice that water supplies will be interrupted during these times.

We have been working closely with Pembrokeshire Highways department planning how we will carry out the work, and we have agreed that we will need to close part of the B4585 whilst we carry out the section of pipe renewal between Glenfield and the Village Hall. This will enable us to carry out the work safely and quickly.

This section should take approximately 4 weeks to complete and the road will be closed for this time. Access will be maintained for residents and emergency services during this time and the road will remain passable whilst the site is unattended. Diversionary routes will be clearly marked. Temporary traffic lights will be used for the remainder of the work from the Village Hall to the Pound Cottage.

We apologise for the inconvenience this essential work may cause, and assure people that we will work as quickly as possible to complete the job and return the system to normal. Anyone needing to speak to us about this work should call us on 0800 052 0130 quoting reference number 92551796.

All senior staff involved in this work will carry a Welsh Water identity card, showing their photograph, and they will always show this for inspection. Under normal circumstances it should not be necessary to enter your home. If you have a concern, or a caller produces an ID card and you would like to verify their identity, please ring our Bogus Caller Hotline on 0800 281 141 – calls are free from a UK landline. The line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Last modified: 09/02/2012 11:11:52

We have planned work to renew the water main on our water distribution network in Pabo Lane, Conwy which may affect over 60 of our customers.

This work is due to take place between Monday 20 February and Friday 30 March between the hours of 8am to 4pm. We have delivered cards to all properties which will be affected by this work, giving advance notice that water supplies will be interrupted during these times.

Traffic light work to be carried out near to Ysgol Glanwydden / Creuddyn and Tandderwen Caravan Park – Llanrhos road. Road closure will be in place outside Queens Head and throughout Glanwydden Village.

We apologise for the inconvenience this essential work may cause, and assure people that we will work as quickly as possible to complete the job and return the system to normal. Anyone needing to speak to us about this work should call us on 0800 052 0130.

All senior staff involved in this work will carry a Welsh Water identity card, showing their photograph, and they will always show this for inspection. Under normal circumstances it should not be necessary to enter your home. If you have a concern, or a caller produces an ID card and you would like to verify their identity, please ring our Bogus Caller Hotline on 0800 281 141 calls are free from a UK landline. The line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Last modified: 08/02/2012 08:27:42

Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water’s job is to give you the best quality water and sewerage services. To make sure we can continue to do this we need to do some work on the water mains in your area.

We need to upgrade 1.4 kilometres of water pipe from Duffryn reservoir to Penylan village.

We plan to start on 6 February and it will take approximately 12 weeks to complete this work.

Whilst we work, there will be a slight interruption to your water supply, while we carry out the new connection to your home. We will call to your property before hand to let you know that we’re going to do this, and if you are not in, we’ll leave your supply turned off for safety reasons. When you return, please contact us on the 24 hour freephone number 0800 052 0130 and we will come straight out to turn on your water supply. This will not affect your heating system. If we have to interrupt the water supply for longer than 4 hours, we’ll put a warning card through your door, giving you 48 hours advance notice.

We have been working closely with Newport Highways department planning this work and in order to carry out this work safely and quickly, we will be using two way traffic lights where necessary along the route.

This scheme will be carried out by our contract partners, Eiran Civil Engineering Ltd. Normal working hours on site will be 7am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, although there may be occasions when we will be required to work on a Saturday. We understand that our work causes inconvenience, but we always try to keep disruption to a minimum. If you do have any queries, please call us on the 24 hour freephone number and quote refrence number 92472170.

Welsh Water is a not for profit company with no shareholders. Our sole objective is to provide top quality services for our customers, and any profits we make are reinvested in the business.

Last modified: 01/02/2012 09:33:45

Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water’s job is to give you the best quality water and sewerage services. To make sure we can continue to do this we need to do some work on the wastewater system in your area.

Whilst we are doing this work there will be no impact on your water or wastewater services but we want to let you know what you can expect while we are carrying out this work. We need to carry out essential work on the wastewater pipe on Heol Horeb between Horeb and Five Roads, replacing a cast iron pipe with a new plastic one.

We have been working closely with Carmarthenshire Highways Department and in order to carry out this work safely and quickly, we will need to close Heol Horeb, through Horeb Village to Five Roads. The road will remain closed from 30 January to 23 March. Whilst carrying out this work, we will maintain access for residents at all times however access direction will depend on the location of excavations on any given day.

We intend to start setting up our compound on 26 January and the work should be completed in 9 weeks.

This scheme will be carried out by our contract partners, Young Bros Ltd. Normal working hours on site will be 8am – 5pm Monday to Friday, (although there may be occasions when we will be required to work on a Saturday). We understand that our work causes inconvenience, but we always try to keep disruption to a minimum. If you do have any queries, you can reach us on the number at the top of this letter, it is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Welsh Water is a not for profit company with no shareholders. Our sole objective is to provide top quality services for our customers, and any profits we make are reinvested in the business.

Last modified: 27/01/2012 05:29:27

Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water works to give you the best quality water services. To ensure we continue to meet our very high standards we need to do some work on the mains water supply to your area.

We need to upgrade the water pipe through Llancynfelyn and also, at the same time through Llandre and Glanwern, Borth. Both schemes are due to start the week beginning 30 January, taking approximately 13 weeks and 16 weeks to complete, respectively.

In Llancynfelyn, on the B4353, we will be upgrading 3.9 kilometres of pipes and in order to carry out this work safely and quickly, we will need to use two way traffic lights for its duration.

A further 2.5 kilometres of water pipe will also be laid on the B4353 through Llandre and Glanwern, Borth. The majority of this work will also be carried out using two way traffic lights. However, there are sections along this route where the road may be too narrow to allow traffic to safely pass while we work and these sections will require a road closure.

To minimise disruption to road users, we will only carry out work on these sections on weekends when it is necessary for us to do so. The diversionary route will be clearly sign posted. Should it not be necessary for us to close the road on a weekend, our signage will state that the road will remain open for that weekend.

We have been working closely with Ceredigion Highways department planning both these schemes.

During this time you may experience a slight interruption to your water supply whilst we reconnect you to the new pipe, this is usually for no longer than 30 minutes. If we have to interrupt your water supply for longer than 4 hours, we’ll put a warning card through your door, giving you 48 hours advance notice.

These schemes will be carried out by our contract partners, Lewis Civil Engineering Ltd. We understand that our work causes inconvenience, but we always try to keep disruption to a minimum. If you do have any queries, you can reach us on the number at the top of this letter, it is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Last modified: 27/01/2012 05:28:52

Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water’s job is to give you the best quality water and sewerage services. To make sure we can continue to do this we need to do some work on the water mains in your area.

We need to replace 480 metres of water pipe in the highway from outside numbers 1 to 97 Meadow Lane.

We plan to start on 23rd January and it will take approximately 8 weeks to complete this work.

The work outside Porthcawl Primary School will take place during the half term holidays to minimise disruption.

Whilst we work, there may be a slight interruption to your water supply, but this is usually for less than 30 minutes. If we have to interrupt the water supply for longer than 4 hours, we’ll put a warning card through your door, giving you 48 hours advance notice.

We have been working closely with Bridgend Council’s Highways Department planning this work and in order to carry it out safely and quickly, we will be using two way traffic lights on Meadow Lane.

This scheme will be carried out by our contract partners Eiran Ltd. Normal working hours on site will be 7am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, although there may be occasions when we will be required to work on a Saturday. We understand that our work causes inconvenience, but we always try to keep disruption to a minimum.

Last modified: 19/01/2012 09:03:11

We have planned work to renew a water main on our water distribution network in the Llanddoged, Llanrwst area.

This work is due to take place on Monday 23 January to Friday 16 March between the hours of 8am and 4pm. We have delivered letters to all properties which will be affected by this work, giving advance notice that water supplies may be interrupted during these times.

There will be road closures in place for part of the scheme outside Rose cottage, from the B5113 to Llanddoged. This road leads to Ysgol Llanddoged but a diversion will be in place. The closure will start approx 4 weeks into the scheme and will last approx 2 weeks.

We apologise for the inconvenience this essential work may cause, and assure people that we will work as quickly as possible to complete the job and return the system to normal. Anyone needing to speak to us about this work should call us on 0800 052 0130.

All senior staff involved in this work will carry a Welsh Water identity card, showing their photograph, and they will always show this for inspection. Under normal circumstances it should not be necessary to enter your home. If you have a concern, or a caller produces an ID card and you would like to verify their identity, please ring our Bogus Caller Hotline on 0800 281 141 calls are free from a UK landline. The line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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Last modified: 16/01/2012 09:49:42

Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water works to give you the best quality water services. To ensure we continue to meet our very high standards we need to do some work on the mains water supply to your area.

We wrote to you in December to let you know that we planned to start work in your area to upgrade the water pipes. We would now like to update you on those works.We have identified further works which we need to complete while we are in the area and this will involve laying 335 metres of water pipe in Woodland Park and Brynhyfryd,Glynneath.

Due to these further works and ground conditions, we anticipate that it will take approximately 9 weeks to complete this work. During this time there may be a slight
interruption to your water supply, usually for no more than 30 minutes. However if we have to interrupt your water supply for longer than 4 hours, we’ll put a warning card through your door, giving you 48 hours advance notice.

We have been working closely with Neath Port Talbot Highways department planning this work and in order to carry out this work safely and quickly, we will be using two way traffic
lights and will have barriers around the actual excavations.
This scheme will be carried out by our contract partners, Eiran Ltd.

Our normal working hours on site will be 8 am until 6 pm, Monday to Friday, although there may be occasions when we will be required to work on a Saturday.

We understand that our work causes inconvenience, but we always try to keep disruption to a minimum.

Welsh Water is a not for profit company with no hareholders. Our sole objective is to provide top quality services for our customers, and any profits we make are reinvested in the business.

We need to construct approximately 120 metres of new storm water sewer pipe in the lane between Trelawney Crescent and Barmouth Road, continuing into the highway outside numbers 45 to 51 Barmouth Road.

The lane will be closed for ‘access only’ vehicles during this time, however, we will maintain access to the scout hut by keeping one end of the lane open at all times. The closure will be signposted in advance. Following this phase of work, we will construct approximately 70 metres of new highway drainage from outside 1 Trelawney Avenue to 1 Trelawney Crescent.

During this phase of work, we will try to maintain access for residents at all times, however there may be occasions when access is temporarily restricted. Should you have any specific access requirements, please talk to a member of the construction team who will do their best to accommodate your request. Our site compound will be located on Beaumaris Road, opposite the Memorial.

This important work will help to alleviate flooding of properties during periods of heavy rainfall. We intend to start the scheme on 4 January 2012 and it should be completed by 6 April.

This scheme will be carried out by our contract partners, Morgan Sindall. Normal working hours on site will be 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday and we currently do not anticipate having to work weekends. We understand that our work causes inconvenience, but we always try to keep disruption to a minimum.

We wrote to you in August to let you know about our work to replace 6.7 kilometres of water pipe from Greenway Lane, through The Narth Village and Pen y Fan. We have completed approximately 40% of the work so far which completes the first phase of this work.

We will now be leaving site until after the Christmas period to try to minimise disruption to residents during this busy festive time. All roads affected by this work will be
reinstated, and we will remove any traffic restrictions until we return during the week commencing 3rd January 2012.

We will begin work in the New Year on School Road and continue onto Narth Road, finishing outside Rose Farm. We will then be working in Narth Lane. At the same time we will start work near The Rosary Cottage past Little Porchester - finishing outside Green Farm, Pen y Fan.

We apologise for the inconvenience this essential work may cause, and assure people that we will work as quickly as possible to complete the job and return the system to normal. Anyone needing to speak to us about this work should call us on 0800 052 0130.

All senior staff involved in this work will carry a Welsh Water identity card, showing their photograph, and they will always show this for inspection. Under normal circumstances it should not be necessary to enter your home. If you have a concern, or a caller produces an ID card and you would like to verify their identity, please ring our Bogus Caller Hotline on 0800 281 141 – calls are free from a UK landline. The line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Last modified: 07/12/2011 14:03:18

We have planned work to maintain the pipework on our water distribution network in the Llangathen area of carmarthen.

We plan to start the work on 21 November and it will take approximately 14 weeks to complete the work. We have delivered cards to all properties which will be affected by this work, giving advance notice that water supplies will be interrupted during these times.

We have been working closely with Carmarthenshire Highways department planning this work and have agreed that we will put up signs to let people know they are approaching the area in which we are working, together with barriers around the actual excavations. The majority of the work will be carried out in the verge and private land, however, there is a section along the route where the pipe is in the highway and has to be replaced there.

To enable us to carry out this phase of work safely and quickly, we will need to close the B4297 outside Dryslwyn Uchaf farm for approximately one week. We will write again to inform you of the exact date of the road closure closer to the time. Access for residents and emergency vehicles will be maintained at all times, and the diversionary route clearly sign posted.

We apologise for the inconvenience this essential work may cause, and assure people that we will work as quickly as possible to complete the job and return the system to normal. Anyone needing to speak to us about this work should call us on 0800 052 0130 quoting reference number 92420968.

All senior staff involved in this work will carry a Welsh Water identity card, showing their photograph, and they will always show this for inspection. Under normal circumstances it should not be necessary to enter your home. If you have a concern, or a caller produces an ID card and you would like to verify their identity, please ring our Bogus Caller Hotline on 0800 281 141 – calls are free from a UK landline. The line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Last modified: 07/12/2011 14:02:43

Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water works to give you the best quality water services. To ensure we continue to meet our very high standards we need to do some work on the mains water supply
to your area.We need to upgrade 2.7 kilometres of water pipe, starting at Llangwm Village.

Work will start on the B4235 Usk Road, using 2 way traffic lights, on 24 October.

We will then need to replace the pipes on The Duffryn, Llan-y-Nant and Chapel Road. This work will take approximately 4 months to complete.


We have been working closely with Monmouthshire Highways department planning this scheme and, to enable us to carry out this work safely and quickly, we will need to close The Duffryn,Llan-y-Nant and Chapel Road for 4 weeks from 27 November while we replace the water mains.
Access will be maintained for residents and emergency services at all times.

This work will be carried out by our contract partners, DT Civils Ltd. We understand that our work causes inconvenience, but we always try to keep disruption to a minimum. It is unlikely that we will need to enter your home, but if we do we will show you an identity
badge. If you at all concerned you can call us to check the identity of the caller on 0800 281 141

Last modified: 07/12/2011 14:02:01

Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water works to give you the best quality water and wastewater services. To ensure we continue to meet our very high standards we need to carry out essential work on the wastewater pipe along Caerleon Road in Newport. Whilst we are doing this work there will be no impact on your water or wastewater services but we want to let you know what you can expect while we are working in the area.
We have been working closely with Newport Council in planning this scheme. The work will help to alleviate flooding to properties during periods of heavy rainfall. It involves laying 150 metres of pipe along with new manholes and we’ll be using two- way traffic lights during three separate phases of work.


• Phase 1 will start outside 56 Caerleon Road and finish outside 82 Caerleon Road.
• Phase 2 will continue up Caerleon Road, with traffic signals situated between 68 to 90 Caerleon Road.
• Phase 3 will start at 76 Carleon Road and finish at the junction with Dean Street.


Please be aware that during these works, no parking will be available within the areas under traffic management.
We will also be constructing an underground pumping station at the end of Bishop Street and access to this area will be restricted from January to March 2012.


We are due to start work the week of 14 November and will take approximately 4 months to complete the whole scheme.


This work will be carried out by our contract partner, Morgan Sindall. Normal working hours on site will
be 0800 hours until 1800 hours, Monday to Friday. It is unlikely that anyone will need to enter your home, but if we do we will show you an identity badge. If you at all concerned you can call us to check the identity of the caller on 0800 281 141.
We understand that our work causes inconvenience, but we always try to keep disruption to a minimum benefit of our customers.

Last modified: 07/12/2011 14:01:40

Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water works to give you the best quality water and wastewater services. To ensure we continue to meet our very high standards we need to carry out essential work on the wastewater pipe in Ynys Hir, Coed y Cwm. Whilst we are doing this work there will be no impact on your water or
wastewater services but we want to let you know what you can expect while we are working in the area.Work will involve laying 224 metres of new wastewater pipe and associated manholes in the highway from outside number 1 Ynys Hir to the area of grass land next to number 34 Ynys Hir. We will be
working in sections along the highway and will use give and take traffic management for traffic entering or leaving the street. Pedestrian and emergency vehicle access will be maintained at all times.We will be using the area of grassed land opposite numbers 2 – 18 Ffordd y Bedol to set up our works compound. Local people may notice an increase in works traffic during this time.This work will help to alleviate flooding to properties during periods of heavy rainfall.

We are due to start work the week of 7 November and it will take approximately 4 months to complete the scheme.


This work will be carried out by our contract partner, Morgan Sindall. Our normal working hours on site will be 0800 hours until 1800 hours, Monday to Friday. It is unlikely that we will need to enter your home, but if we do we will show you an identity badge. If you at all concerned you can call us to check the identity of the caller on 0800 281 141.We understand that our work can cause inconvenience, but this work is essential to protect and upgrade your wastewater system. We will, of course, try to keep any inconvenience to a minimum, and we wish to say thank you for bearing with us while we carry out this important work.

Last modified: 06/10/2011 08:28:06

We need to upgrade 4.85 Kilometres of water pipe through Mathry and Trefasser.
We plan to start work on 10th October and it will take approximately six months to complete.

We have been working closely with Pembrokeshire Highways department planning this work and, to enable us to carry out this work safely and quickly, we will use traffic signals and signing while we replace the water main.

This work will be carried out by our contract partner: J U Bowen Ltd.
We understand that our work causes inconvenience, but we always try to keep disruption to a minimum.
Anyone needing to speak to us about this work should call us on 0800 052 0130.
This number is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and is free to call from a landline.

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Last modified: 03/10/2011 01:05:10

We need to upgrade 3.1 kilometres of water pipes through Lydstep.
This work will be carried out in 3 phases with approximately 1 kilometre of pipe being laid in each phase.

• Phase 1 has already commenced at the junction of the B4585 and the A4139 next to Baldwin’s Moor. We are replacing the water mains pipe through Lydstep village, to just beyond Lydstep Home Farm.

• Phase 2 involves replacing the water pipe on the A4139 from the holiday village to the junction past Bubbleton.

• Phase 3 will continue to follow the A4139 from the Crackwell Country Club to just beyond the junction of Giltar Way in Penally East End.

Each phase follows on from the last.
Much of the work will be carried out in the verge, however there will be places along the route where the pipe is in the highway and has to be replaced there.

We have been working closely with Pembrokeshire Highways department when planning this work and, to enable us to carry out this work safely and quickly, we will need to use two or three way traffic lights as appropriate when we are working in the highway.
We have programmed work to avoid the busy summer period, however this is essential work and it must now be completed.

The phases will take approximately 6 months to complete and will be carried out by our contract partners; Young Bros Ltd.
We understand that our work causes inconvenience, but we always try to keep disruption to a minimum.
If you do have any queries regarding this scheme you can contact us on 0800 052 0130.
This number is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and is free to call from a landline.

Last modified: 25/08/2011 08:57:29

We will be working on your local wastewater network, Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water works to give you the best quality water and wastewater services.
To ensure we meet our very high standards we need to carry out essential work on the wastewater pipe in the Maerdy area.
Whilst we are doing this work there will be no impact on your water or wastewater services but we want to let you know what you can expect while we are working in the area.
The work will involve replacing 1050 metres of wastewater pipe, most of which will take place within the park land next to the Rhondda Fach River.
We have been working with Rhondda Cynon Taf Council to minimise the impact on the use of this area during our work, but it will be necessary to close some sections of footpath while we work for safety reasons.
In order to carry out this work as quickly as possible, work will start at three separate points along the route.
The route follows the old railway line in the land to the rear of Station Road Maerdy and continues alongside the old railway line to Avon Street in Ferndale.

We are due to start work the week of 5th September and will take approximately six months to complete the scheme.

Residents of Elm Street and Avon Street in Ferndale may notice an increase in works traffic during the course of this scheme, for which we apologise.
This work will be carried out by our contract partner: Morgan Sindall.
Our normal working hours will be from 8am until 6pm, Monday to Friday.
It is unlikely that we will need to enter your home, but if we do we will show you an identity badge.
If you are at all concerned you can call us to check the identity of the caller on 0800 281 141.

We understand that our work can be inconvenient, but it is essential to protect and upgrade your wastewater system.
We will, of course, try to keep any inconvenience to a minimum, and we wish to say thank you for bearing with us while we carry out this important work.

Last modified: 04/08/2011 16:38:32

Our job at Welsh Water is to deliver high quality and reliable drinking water and sewerage services to our customers at an affordable price.
We want our customers to be confident that their water
supply and sewerage services are well looked after.
We regularly monitor the performance of our water supply network, and as a result we now need to complete essential work on the water main in your area.

We need to replace 6.7 kilometres of water pipe from Greenway Lane, through The Narth Village and Pen y Fan.
This work will be done in the verge as much as possible however, it will be necessary to work in the highway at certain points along the route.
We have been working closely with Monmouthshire Highways department and in order to carry out this work safely and quickly, traffic management measures will be in place.
We will use two and three way traffic lights where
possible but it will be necessary to put road closures in places where the roads are too narrow to work safely.
These closures will be advertised and diversions clearly signposted.
We plan to start this work on 19th of September and the scheme is programmed to take 24 weeks to complete.

We will also be holding a public information event on 11th of August at the Narth Village Hall between 4pm and 7pm, to which you are invited to call in and see what you can expect when we are working in your area and also discuss any concerns you may have about this work.

We understand that our work causes inconvenience, but it is essential to upgrade the water network.
We will try to keep disruption to a minimum, and we want to say thank you in advance for bearing with us while we carry out this important work.
If you have any queries, please contact us on 0800 052 0130. This line is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and is free from a landline.

Welsh Water is investing heavily and working hard to ensure top quality services for all our communities in Wales. We are a not-for-profit company with the sole objective of providing top quality services for our customers and do not have shareholders, with any profits we make reinvested in the business for the benefit of our customers.

Last modified: 28/07/2011 22:25:47

Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water is investing over 200 million pounds to upgrade and expand water treatment works throughout Wales.
As part of this investment programme, improvements to the Llyswen water treatment works are to be carried out over the next 18 months.
The project is due to start on site in September 2011. This work will ensure that customers supplied by the works continue to receive a top quality and reliable supply of water direct to their homes and businesses.

We do not envisage this work having any impact on you, however you may notice an increase in works traffic to the treatment works while this work gets underway.
The work is being done by our contract partner: Black & Veatch.

You will of course be update further as the project develops however if you do have any queries about the scheme, please contact us on 0800 052 0130.
We apologise in advance for any inconvenience this work may cause and assure you that we will try to keep disruption to the minimum.

Welsh Water is a not-for-profit company with the sole objective of providing top quality services to our customers.
We do not have shareholders, and any profits we make are reinvested in the business for the benefit of our customers.