Yorkshire Water starts major infrastructure upgrade projects

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 08:44 · Archive

Yorkshire Water is undertaking multiple infrastructure projects across Yorkshire including mains upgrades and storm overflow installations.

Yorkshire Water has launched a series of infrastructure upgrades across Yorkshire. A £1.2 million project to upgrade mains near Doncaster began last month.

Separately, the company is undertaking a £4.3 million installation of a storm overflow tank in South Yorkshire, which will take 14 months to complete. This project is among 27 schemes Yorkshire Water plans to deliver across the region over the next five years.

The upgrades form part of the company's broader investment programme in water and wastewater infrastructure.

How it is being reported

• Yorkshire Water to spend 14 months installing £4.3 million storm overflow tank in Rotherham“The project is among 27 schemes planned across the area over the next five years”Rotherham Advertiser · 8 Oct, 08:27
• Yorkshire Water to spend 14 months installing £4.3 million storm overflow tank in South Yorkshire village“The project is among 27 schemes planned across the area over the next five years”Sheffield Star · 8 Oct, 08:23
• Yorkshire Water begins £1.2m project to upgrade mains near DoncasterWork on the scheme got under way last monthDoncaster Free Press · 7 Oct, 10:27

In this story: Yorkshire Water · Doncaster · South Yorkshire · Rotherham · Yorkshire

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