Good afternoon,

Hope you have had a lovely weekend!

Last week on site the crew have continued with the installation of the rising main to the upper section of the site. They have also commenced the installation of the new drainage line which will run from the new tanks installed to the new tertiary treatment plant.

The work will continue this week and the team will also be trimming trees and hedges on the access track to site. This is to make it wider for the lorries who will attend now and after the crew leave site. Due to this you may see an increase in wagons visiting site with deliveries.

Please contact us direct if you have any questions at nwl.customer@esh.uk.com or 0191 3774500.

Thank you

Rachel 

Good morning all, 

Hope you have had a great week!

The crew continued to progress with work, please see the following update:

Works to the below ground rising main have commenced and the crew have completed installation to the bottom section of the site.

The team are currently working on reprofiling the top section of site by lowering the ground level and will then move onto completing the rising main in this area.

There will be several HGV wagons removing spoil and delivering stone, I am sorry for any disruption this may cause. 

Please contact us direct if you have any questions at nwl.customer@esh.uk.com or 0191 3774500.

Thank you

Rachel 

Good morning,

Can you belive it is February already!

This week the crew are finishing off the desludge drainage, to allow the below ground rising main installation to start next week. 

Please contact us direct if you have any questions at nwl.customer@esh.uk.com or 0191 3774500.

Thank you

Rachel 

Good afternoon,

Hope you all had a lovely Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Last week the crew took delivery of required plant and equipment to continue their works to the new desludge drainage line and associated chambers.

They will continue with works to this drainage line over the next couple of weeks.

You may see a handful of concrete wagons delivering to site and some of our wagons delivering stone and removing excavated soil over the period.

Please contact us direct if you have any questions at nwl.customer@esh.uk.com or 0191 3774500.

Hope you had a lovely weekend!

Rachel 

Good afternoon 

Works last week, continue with desludge pipeline installation. The first part has now been excavated and pipework installed and partially back filled, this element was particularly challenging due to all the existing service crossings and high levels of ground water and very cold weather.

This week will see the removal of shoring from site and excavations being backfilled and made safe prior to Christmas break. Plant and equipment will be getting collected and removed from site during the week which will result in various HGV calling to site.

On Friday 23 December 2022 the site will close down for the Christmas and New Year period. Our site team will return to work on Monday 9 January 2023. Northumbrian Water will be in contact in the New Year to provide a further update on the progress of our works.

We want to take this opportunity to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.  

Good afternoon,

Hope you're having a lovely week!

The crew are continuing with works to install de-sludge drainage pipes and associated chambers from the proposed Humus Settlement Tanks to the existing site liquors return well.

There will be some HGV traffic to and from site with various deliveries over the coming days. These works will continue until the Christmas period.

Thank you 

Rachel 

Good morning,

Last week the team completed the initial service investigation works. They have started cutting the concrete along the line of the excavation for the sludge returns drainage. 

This week works will see them breaking out the concrete and carrying out excavation works for the sludge returns drainage installation.

If anyone would like to discuss our works in more detail, please feel free to contact us by commenting on this post or sending an email to nwl.customer@esh.uk.com.

Have a great week!

Rachel 

Good afternoon,

Carrying on from the previous update the team have been carrying out excavation works within the main sewage works to determine depths and locations of existing services, that we will be crossing with the new underground pipelines and ducts. These works are ongoing.

Once the above investigation works are complete, they will be moving onto installation of underground pipework and associated manholes from the proposed final tanks to the site returns well. This will be toward the end of next week.

Pipework and manholes are due for delivery to site next week which will see a small increase in HGVs visiting site to deliver the materials.

If anyone would like to discuss our works in more detail, please feel free to contact us by commenting on this post or sending an email to nwl.customer@esh.uk.com.

Have a great weekend!

Rachel 

Good afternoon,

Over the last week the crew have completed the drilling works for land stabilisation in the area of the new structures.

Their next task on site is to carry out excavation works within the main sewage works. This will help determine depths and locations of existing services, that they will be crossing with new underground pipelines and ducts. Once these investigation works are complete they will be moving onto installation of underground pipework.

If anyone would like to discuss our works in more detail, please feel free to contact us by commenting on this post or sending an email to nwl.customer@esh.uk.com.

Have a great weekend!

Rachel 

Good afternoon,

Hope you all had a lovely weekend.

Last week the team set up their site establishment and their first task is to undertake ground stabilisation works in areas of proposed new structures.

The work will continue for the next two to three weeks before starting to move onto underground drainage installations.

If anyone would like to discuss our works in more detail, please feel free to contact us by commenting on this post or sending an email to nwl.customer@esh.uk.com.

Thank you

Rachel