New Treated Water Reservoir and Pump Station in Jurby
Friday 30 May 2025 15:31New Treated Water Reservoir and Pump Station in Jurby
New Treated Water Reservoir and Pump Station in Jurby
Manx Utilities has announced that the construction of the Peel Wastewater Treatment Works is scheduled to commence this week, led by principal contractor Eric Wright Water, with support from Paul Carey & Sons Ltd.
Water Saving Week is here (12–16 May 2025) and it’s the perfect time to think about how small everyday changes can help protect the Isle of Man’s water supply, reduce household bills, and look after the environment.
Manx Utilities will be undertaking a significant refurbishment of the spillway channel at Cringle Impounding Reservoir. This spillway, which has served the reservoir for the past 80 years, requires essential maintenance as identified in a statutory inspection, to ensure the safety and longevity of the reservoir and its dam. These works will enable this popular site to continue being a valuable amenity for the Island.
Manx Utilities have announced that the new Crosby Wastewater Treatment Works that serves the Crosby and Glen Vine area is nearing completion and already receiving flows from the catchment.
Manx Utilities is to start work on a project aimed at improving the Douglas wastewater network by replacing the existing Kewaigue pumping station with a new gravity sewer within the Old Castletown Road and Heron & Brearley Brewery site. Works will commence in April 2025 and is expected to take 23 weeks, with a target completion date of September 2025.
Peel Wastewater Treatment – Planning Granted
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