From Monday, 9th September 2024 // Anglian Water have planned works in our area starting on 9th September 2024 until Spring 2025, provided everything runs smoothly. Read on to see what they are planning to do and which areas will be affected.
Anglian Water have planned works in our area starting on 9th September 2024 until Spring 2025, provided everything runs smoothly. Read on to see what they are planning to do and which areas will be affected
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We’re investing in your community to protect the environment
We’re committed to keeping our region’s vital water and sewerage infrastructure in excellent condition, serving communities, and protecting the environment.
It’s all part of our biggest ever programme of investment. We clean, supply and treat a billion litres of water a day and all our pipes laid end to end would stretch around the world three times – so keeping everything running smoothly is a huge challenge. This year we’re investing £930 million in pipes, treatment centres, customer service and the environment.
What are we doing and why?
Currently the drains and sewers in your community take used water away to our water recycling centre (WRC) off Church Road in Stambourne. We then clean it before returning it safely to the local environment.
Due to an increase in flows we need to pump this extra flow to a bigger WRC to ensure you continue to receive reliable and resilient services.
To do this we’ll build a new pumping station and lay a four-kilometre pipeline from Stambourne WRC to the existing sewer network on Fell Road in Birdbrook.
How will our work affect you?
You can see the route we will take on the maps below. Work starts on 9th September 2024 and if everything runs smoothly, we’ll be finished by Spring 2025.
Most of our work will be through fields however there will be traffic management in place which we have explained below. Our route also takes us over a public right of way, but access will still be available to you.
Traffic management
So we can lay and connect the new pipeline to the existing sewer network safely, we’ll need to close the below roads on the following dates, please note these are subject to change depending on how we progress on site:
Road name | Start | Finish |
---|---|---|
Wesley End Road | 28th October 2024 | 30th October 2024 |
Moat Road | 31st October 2024 | 4th November 2024 |
Fell Road | 5th November 2024 | 11th November 2024 |
You can see where these are located on the maps above.
How can you find out more?
You can find information about this scheme and see any updates at anglianwaterproject.com/StambourneWRC
This information has also been shared to all residents in and around the area. Your services will not be affected while we carry out this work so you can continue to use your facilities as usual.
If you have any questions about our work, you can also email us at
onealliancecustomers@anglianwater.co.uk or call us on 03457 145 145. You’ll just need to mention reference number 64336411.
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“Stambourne is probably as secluded a village as you can find within 50 miles of London” – Nicholas Enticknap
Welcome to the most comprehensive resource on Stambourne, a village in rural North Essex, UK.
Here you will find the live weather in Stambourne, our events calendar, ideas on what to do in the area, lots of information on the history of the village, what’s happening and almost 10 years of the Stambourne Newsletter, the village’s bi-monthly printed newsletter. There are also lots of photos of the village as it is now as well as in times gone by.
“Stambourne is probably as secluded a village as you can find within 50 miles of London” – Nicholas Enticknap
Welcome to the most comprehensive resource on Stambourne, a village in rural North Essex, UK.
Here you will find the live weather in Stambourne, our events calendar, ideas on what to do in the area, lots of information on the history of the village, what’s happening and almost 10 years of the Stambourne Newsletter, the village’s bi-monthly printed newsletter. There are also lots of photos of the village as it is now as well as in times gone by.