Good afternoon,

Can you believe the weather, hope everyone is wrapping up warm.

Following on from my previous update the pressure testing is now complete with a small amount of work required to our rising main pipeline from Longnewton to Goosebeck.

Directional Drill works under/across Yarm Road have been complete; with preparation of the rising main excavation and installation ongoing from the water course back to Middleton One Row.

Gravity drainage is now complete with the exception of one manhole, which shall be constructed following the guided auger bore works taking place next week.

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

Thank you  

Rachel

Good afternoon, 

Installation of the new section of sewer into the existing Middleton One Row facility is complete. The road closure on The Front / Aislaby Road has now been removed and the road reopened. I would like to thank you for your patience and cooperation during our essential work. 

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

Thank you for your time.

Teesside Transfer – Important update on ongoing work in your area

At Northumbrian Water, looking after the environment is one of our top priorities. As part of this commitment, we are working with our supply partner, Esh Stantec to streamline and add flexibility to our sewage treatment provision.

The ongoing Teesside Transfer project will transfer wastewater from Longnewton & Goosebeck Sewage Treatment Works (STW) to Stressholme STW via a new pipeline to Middleton One Row before connecting to existing pipework for transfer to Stressholme STW.

As part of the project, we will be installing a new section of sewer into our existing Middleton One Row facility. For the safety of road users and our site team, a section of the road on The Front / Aislaby Road will be closed for 7 days starting on Monday 11^th November. Please follow diversion signs via A67 were appropriate.

Please be assured that we are working closely with our partners to do all that we can to minimise any disruption to you and your community throughout the work. Typical working hours will be Monday to Friday, between 8.00am and 5.00pm.

Good afternoon,

We are progressing well with our pipeline from Longnewton to Goosebeck with the vast majority of rising main pipework installation including pressure testing.

With our pipeline easement fencing complete, we have commenced with topsoil strip from Goosebeck to Middleton One Row in preparation for welding together pipes for works up to Mill Lane. Directional Drill works under/across Mill Lane have been complete; and the team have installed a temporary stone material laydown area. The west side of Mill Lane topsoil stripping has begun in preparation of the rising main excavation and installation.

Gravity drainage has continued and completed up to the HP/Discharge Chamber including the manholes themselves. Work on the rising main including the gravity sewer will continue into the coming weeks as well further investigation works within the area. 

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

Thank you  

Rachel

Good morning

You may have seen our team working around Middleton back road installing fencing including post, wire and rail depending on the location, this allows us to keep our working area separate and to maintain a safe distance while we work alongside an archaeologist.

Excavation and installation of the Rising Main works are continuing with directional drilling across Long Newton Lane. Pressure testing will be completed once sections of the work are finalised. Installation of the gravity drainage will continue into the next few weeks.

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

Have a lovely weekend! 

Rachel

Good afternoon,

The crew continue to lay pipework throughout the scheme and are back filling as they go through farm land to minimalise disruption. Post and rail fencing has been completed in all areas.

The gravity section is in progress, with the team recording any land drains they come across and providing the information to the relevant parties.

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

Thank you, have a great weekend!

Rachel

Good morning,

We now have two teams working on the easement fencing, one working on post and rail and the other post and wire, both work will be complete by Friday 30 August 2024. 

The team continue to work with third party companies to make sure nesting birds are a priority. Vegetation has been cleared at Yarm Road ready for work to begin Monday 2 September 2024.

A top soil strip through farmers land has been completed and the crew have begun to lay pipe in the ground. 

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

Thank you for your time!

Rachel

Good morning,

Following on from my previous update, the team have begun with the easement fencing works with the installation of post and wire. Temporary highway site entrance posts and signage has been installed.

The team continue to work with BSG Ecology to carry out hedgerow and woodland inspections for nesting birds.

Archaeological trial trenches are ongoing and will continue throughout the scheme, priority trenches will be side by side to collate information.

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

Thank you for your time!

Rachel

Good afternoon,

You may see our team working in your area this week, as we begin to install site signage for the temporary entrances across the scheme.

This week we will be working with a number of third party companies while UXO and archaeology surveys are carried out.

Easement fencing and gates continue to be erected in preparation for the rising main work. 

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

Thank you for your time!

Rachel

Good morning,

Following on from the previous update the earthworks and stoning up operations have continued, and the team have excavated and installed the temporary stone access road down to the proposed working easement. The team have also installed the temporary timber bog mats as protection to the HP gas main at the entrance to Longnewton.

The existing access track has been excavated and widened to form a public walkway, followed by installation and construction of our stone temporary site compound set up.

Heras fencing and posts along with weld mesh gates has been installed for security. Asbestos pre-demolition surveys to Longnewton & Goosebeck have been completed including BSG Ecology attended site on Wednesday 5 June to carry out a Bat climb to the tree alignment.

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

Thank you for your time!

Rachel