Northumbrian Water to spend £8.3m upgrading Trimdon sewage works

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Northumbrian Water will invest £8.3m upgrading Trimdon sewage works to reduce phosphorus pollution in County Durham's River Skerne.

Northumbrian Water is beginning an £8.3m scheme to upgrade Trimdon sewage works in County Durham. The investment aims to cut phosphorus levels and improve water quality in the River Skerne, with the project set to be completed by 2027.

Northumbrian Water to spend £8.3m upgrading Trimdon sewage works — Image: Darlington & Stockton Times

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£8.3m scheme to improve River Skerne water quality beginsDarlington & Stockton Times · 2 Oct, 10:02
£8.3m scheme to improve River Skerne water quality begins in County DurhamThe Northern Echo · 2 Oct, 05:00

In this story: Northumbrian Water · Trimdon · County Durham · River Skerne

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