Dwr Cymru Welsh Water proposes upgrading the sewerage network on Gors Common to allow the connection of a proposed housing development at Pant Penderri, and to alleviate the risk of wastewater flooding in the area.
The scheme will include the installation of 590 metres of sewers in the common and a tank in the west of the common adjacent to Gors Road and Gorseinon Road. The tank will act as a short-term holding facility for storm water during periods of severe weather.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water has started a £300,000 scheme to prevent the flooding of properties in Zouch Street in the Manselton area of the city.
The work, which involves the construction of a new 60 metre relief sewer, will increase capacity on the network and take place in Zouch Street, Clare Street and Millwood Street.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water is currently working to ensure customers in Llanelli town centre continue to receive a top quality, reliable supply of drinking water direct to their taps.
Visitors to Llyn Brenig reservoir, near Corwen, have the opportunity to learn a new hobby this Sunday (6th July) when the skilful art of fly fishing will be available for all to try.
Flower lovers and ‘budding’ botanists are being offered the opportunity to view rare and protected species in their natural habitat at Elan Valley on Sunday, 6th July.
• Company names ‘Dirty Dozen’ items not to flush down the loo
• School and water team in Porthcawl beach litter-pick
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water is backing Keep Wales Tidy's National 'Tidy Wales Week' by reminding customers: ‘Your toilet is not a bin.’
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water employees from north Wales have helped to raise more than £1200 for the charity WaterAid by climbing a combined total of nearly 6,000 feet in one day.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s fat fighting campaign is continuing with help from pupils at Ysgol Parc Y Llan in Treuddyn, who have been learning how feeding wild birds not only helps them stay healthy but could also keep local sewers in tip top shape.
Representatives from Dwr Cymru Welsh Water have raised nearly £5000 for the charities WaterAid and Claire House Children’s Hospice by climbing Wales’s highest mountains in one day.
Two Dwr Cymru Welsh Water employees from Cardiff have helped raise more than £600 for the charity WaterAid, after climbing almost 3,000 feet to the summit of Cadair Idris mountain in Snowdonia, north Wales.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Countryside Rangers at the Elan Valley are inviting people to explore the stunning scenery of the Pen y Garreg area with a guided walk this Saturday afternoon (21st June).
Superior brainpower won the day when a team of Dwr Cymru Welsh Water employees from Nelson beat the renowned ‘Eggheads’ on the BBC television quiz show.
Sixty-seven keen cyclists with strong links to Dwr Cymru Welsh Water have completed the 55 mile Taff Trail in support of the organisation’s favourite charity, WaterAid.
An Archimedes screw is just one of three models showing how water can be moved, which have been produced by pupils at three schools in Rhondda Cynon Taff, to help Dwr Cymru Welsh Water deliver a new lesson to young people throughout Wales.
This weekend Dwr Cymru Welsh Water Countryside Rangers are inviting visitors on a medieval adventure - to discover the history that lies behind the landscape and scenery of the Elan Valley.
Pupils at Cornist Park Primary School in Flint have been learning how feeding wild birds not only helps them stay healthy but, could also keep local sewers in tip top shape.
Representatives from Dwr Cymru Welsh Water have set themselves an ambitious target to raise more than £3000 for the charity WaterAid and Claire House Children’s Hospice by climbing some of Wales’s highest mountains.
Traders in Llandeilo have commended Dwr Cymru Welsh Water and Western Power Distribution (WPD) for the essential work they have carried out in Rhosmaen Street.
Residents in the Sketty, Fforestfach and Cockett areas of Swansea are being given the opportunity to view plans of Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s £730,000 investment scheme.
Forty two Welsh beaches and five marinas have been included in the list of locations in 36 countries across the world that are to be recognised on Thursday for having met the strict bathing water and land based criteria required to achieve the much sought after Blue Flag status.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Countryside Rangers at Elan Valley are inviting people to make the most of the lighter nights and join an evening stroll this Sunday (25th May).
This half term Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Elan Valley Countryside Rangers will be offering visitors the chance to enjoy the natural and man-made attractions the Estate has to offer.
The annual fly-fishing charity competition at Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Llandegfedd reservoir has this year raised almost £5,000 for Cancer Research Wales.
A £19million drinking water quality investment programme at Court Farm Water Treatment Works is set to start, bringing an improved quality of supply to Dwr Cymru Welsh Water customers in the area.
