Yorkshire Water invest £75,000 in sewer network
2/18/2022
Yorkshire Water is investing more than £75,000 to reline 151m of the sewer network on Beacon Hill Road, Halifax.
Relining the sewer will improve resilience on the network and reduce the chances of cracks or leaks from the pipes.
Beacon Hill Road will initially be closed between 19th-27th February so that teams can carry out surveys and install a new manhole for better access to the sewer. A signed diversion route and a Yorkshire Water funded shuttle bus will be in place. The water company will need to revisit the road to clean and line the sewer - to do so the road will also be closed between 5th-6th and 12th-13th March.
Rachel Woodhead, operational project manager from Yorkshire Water, said: “The investment in this area will improve the resilience of the sewer network and is an important part of our pollution prevention work.
“We’re working closely with Calderdale highways to ensure disruption is kept to a minimum. We appreciate our customer’s patience whilst we carry out the work.”
For more information on the diversion route, go to: https://one.network/uk and for details on the alternative bus, go to: https://www.wymetro.com/