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Wednesday, 01 December 2021 10:25

Welsh Water completes £8 million wastewater upgrade in Cardiff

Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water has completed its £8 million wastewater upgrade in the north of Cardiff – the investment work will help increase the sewer network capacity and improve the quality of the water released back into the environment.

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The work, which got underway in June 2020, involved replacing, cleaning and relining sections of the wastewater pipe between Hailey Park and Tongwynlais.

The company replaced and relined more than 800 meters of sewer pipes and cleaned 733 meters of pipe, removing a total of 670 tonnes of debris during the work.

Due to the location of some of the sewer pipes, the company worked closely with contractors Morgan Sindall, Cardiff Council, Transport for Wales and local community groups to plan and deliver the work.

Welsh Water’s Project Manager, Andrew Davies, said:

"We’re pleased to announce that our investment work between Hailey Park and Tongwynlais is now complete. This investment reflects our commitment to reinvest profits directly for the benefit of our customers and the communities that we service, helping to ensure we provide a first-class wastewater service and protect our precious environment.”