NI Water to invest £1.5m to improve sewer network in Newry

NI Water has commenced a programme of improvements on their sewerage system as part of a £1.5m investment to strengthen the existing sewers in Newry. Work Started at the end of March 2023 and will last approximately 5 weeks.

Commenting on the work, Robert McLean, NI Water Senior Project Manager, said:

“Where possible, repairs to the sewers will be undertaken using trenchless techniques from existing manholes. This approach does not require excavation works and reduces the overall disruption.

“In a bid to minimise disruption further, the works will be undertaken during the night from 7pm to 6am.

“NI Water and our project team from AECOM and GEDA appreciate the patience and cooperation from businesses, residents and road users while we undertake this essential work. This project will improve the condition of the existing sewerage system, reducing the likelihood of sewer collapses, blockages and out-of-sewer flooding.

SourceNI Water

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