Good morning all,

What we are planning and when

You may have noticed that our demobilisation has now been carried out of the Site compound howeer we do have some further works to carry out, to ensure the treatment process and Site always femains fully operational. The works will involve construction of two new underground storm tanks within the STW between Monday 21^st October 2024 and Friday 10^th January 2025.

Improvement work to the Sewage Treatment Works in your area

We want to let you know details of essential work we’ll be carrying out at Carlton and Redmarshall Sewage Treatment Works (STW) and outline what we are going to do to minimise any disruption to you. The location of the STW is outlined in the plan below.

How you will be affected and what we are going to do to help you

Please be assured that we will do our best to keep disruption to a minimum. Our planned work will take place within the boundary of the STW, which will remain fully operational so there’ll be no impact on the wastewater service we provide. You may notice an increase of construction traffic accessing our site via Whitton Village during the first week of our work, and the final week.

If you, or any family, friends or neighbours may require special assistance from us while we complete this work, please do let us know or if you have any questions or concerns regarding our work, please don't hesitate to add a comment in the box below and a member of the Project Team will respond to you.

Thank you in advance, for your cooperation and patience while we carry out this vital work.

Speak soon,

Bethany

Good morning, everyone,

I hope you are well.

Since my previous update, I thought I’d share some further progress that’s been made to the Carlton Redmarshall STW.

The New Primary Settlement Tank coping beam concrete has been poured and all concrete work is now complete on the new tank.

The trench excavation for the Northern Power Grid cable is currently on going ready for an inspection on Wednesday and then install Friday next week.

George Green have installed the Weir Plate, Scum Board and Tripod in the new PST ready for the Half Bridge Scraper to be installed next week.

The launder channel benching is now complete and the auto-delsudge pumping station slab has been poured including the pump plinth.

Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation and as always, if there is any questions you’d like to ask us then please don’t hesitate to add a comment in the box below and a member of the Project Team will respond as soon as possible.

Thank you!

Bethany

Good afternoon,

I hope you’ve all had a great weekend.

Over the last few weeks, we have continued to make some great progress on the Treatment Works.

The existing sludge tank has been demolished and a new one is currently being constructed.

The concrete base has been poured for the Primary Settlement Tank and the wall is currently under construction.

We have also installed the new Sludge Tank Hopper Pipework.

I have also added some photos so that you can see the great work the Team have carried out.

As always, if you have any questions you’d like to ask us, please add these in the comment box below and a member of the Project Team will respond.

Speak soon!

Bethany

Good afternoon all,

I hope you are well and having a great week so far! 

I'd firstly like to introduce myself, my name is Bethany Oakley and I am a Customer Liaison Officer for Mott MacDonald Bentley (MMB). Going forward, I will be taking on the Carlton and Redmarshall works and will therefore be keeping you up to speed with the works and providing updates on the Customer Portal.

I wanted to give you a quick update on the progress following the last update and I will also include some photos.

I am pleased to say that we have recently installed the two chemical dosing kiosk we have also installed the MCC kiosk and the MCC electrical panel which is great progress!

The Site Team have cast the concrete mecana slab and have taken delivery of the mecana units. The concrete base in the primary settlement tank excavation has also been installed. 

The electrical works are currently ongoing with the subcontractor, Intellect, and work is ongoing with MMB on the primary settlement tank and associated pipework.

As always, should you have any questions you'd like to ask us, please pop this in the comments below and a member of the Project Team will respond. 

Thanks again for your continued patience and cooperation.

Bethany

Good afternoon, Since our last update, significant progress has been made across the site.

The MCC kiosk base slab has been cast, and the steel work for the Mecana base slab is ongoing. Excavation and temporary works for the Primary Settlement Tank (PST) have been installed, with 1100 tons of muck already shifted from the site. The Mecana base slab is set to be cast this week.

Additionally, the Tertiary Pumping Station has now been built. The MCC kiosk and Chemical Dosing kiosk are scheduled for delivery in the next month, with electrical works also set to commence. 

If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below, and a member of the project team will respond.

You can also reach out to the MMB Customer Team at MMBcustomerserviceteam@mottmac.com.

Thanks

Sarah

Good afternoon,

Since our last update the site team have commenced with constructing the Chemical Dosing Kiosk slab and delivery area ready for the kiosk to be delivered in May. The concrete has been poured, and our subcontractors, North East Site Services, have installed the tarmac infills either side of the road. In this area, the drainage gully has been installed along with the downstream pipework. 

Exavation works have been carried out for the Tertiary Pumping Station, and the concrete base has been poured. 

I have included some photos for you to view.

Please leave a comment below should you have any questions, and a member of the project team will get back to you. 

You can also contact the MMB Customer Team at MMBcustomerserviceteam@mottmac.com.

Good Morning,

Following our recent communication regarding our work we carried out on Wednesday 17th January in which we switched off a sewage pumping station in Bishopton Mill while we modified pipework on the Sewage Treatment Works site. I just wanted to let you know that additional work is due to be carried out on Thursday 25th January. The work is the same as before, we will use tankers to transfer effluent from the pumping station to the Sewage Treatment Works with the tanker route running along Mill Lane and Whitton village to the works to manage sewage flows at the pumping station. During this time, we may also need to access the pumping station at Thorpe Thewles via Vicars Close. 

Disruption will be kept to an absolute minimum during this time, and your water supply will not be affected.

Should you have any questions, please leave a comment below and a member of the project team will get back to you.

Thank you for your continued patience. 

Good afternoon, and Happy New Year!

I just wanted to let you know of our planned work that is due to take place tomorrow. We will need to switch off a sewage pumping station in Bishopton Mill for approximately four hours while we modify pipework on the Sewage Treatment Works site.  To manage sewage flows at the pumping station during this time, we will use tankers to transfer effluent from the pumping station to the Sewage Treatment Works with the tanker route running along Mill Lane and Whitton village to the works.

Letters were hand delivered to surrounding properties yesterday which you can view here.

I will be posting a progress update in the upcoming weeks so keep a look out!

I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued patience during this time.

Speak soon!

Gaby

Hello,

I just wanted to post a quick update before the Christmas break of how work has been progressing on site.

- The drawpit chambers were excavated and plastic chamber sections built up. They have now been sealed with expanding foam internally and wrapped in concrete externally.

- Our team have completed the installation of the rising main diversion pipework. 

- The new road area has now been installed and tarmac laid

- We have started the muck shift at the proposed Primary Settlement Tank location to reduce ground levels ready for the piling mat to be constructed.

The site will be closing down for the Christmas break from Wednesday 20th December until Tuesday 2nd January. 

On behalf of the project team, we would like to thank you for your continued patience this year and we hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and New Year!

Good afternoon,

I wanted to take this opportunity to post our first update and introduce myself and some of the Project Team.
My name is Gaby Ward, I am the Customer Liaison Officer for Mott MacDonald Bentley (MMB) and will be conducting the engagement with our customers and posting regular updates on here. We also have Dave Groark, Northumbrian Water's Project Manager, and Dave Mortemore, Northumbrian Water's Customer Care Manager.
Working alongside myself at MMB is Jason Bradley, our Contracts Manager and Dean Wallace, our Site Agent. 

Our site team commenced setting up the site compound on Monday 30th October and are making great progress. The welfare cabins have been set up safely in the compound area including the installation of the tarmac plainings for the car park area. 

Keep a look out for regular progress updates and photos of our construction work being posted on the portal.

In the meantime, if you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment below, and a member of the project team will get back to you.

Gaby