Completed December 2025 | £1.3 million investment

Work to replace the water main in Lower Garth was carried out between September and December 2025. The original plan was for the scheme to run for longer, but it was completed earlier than expected.

Around 3 kilometres of older pipe were replaced to help reduce leaks and improve the reliability of the local water network. During the work, traffic management arrangements were adjusted in response to other road closures nearby, helping to keep disruption manageable for residents and road users.

Completed May 2025 | £50,000 investment

A short section of water main on Heol‑y‑Cyngor in Johnstown was replaced during spring 2025. While this was a relatively small piece of work, it addressed ageing pipework that could otherwise have led to problems with supply or pressure.

Replacing the pipe now helps avoid the need for emergency repairs later and supports a more consistent service for nearby properties.

Completed February 2026 | £100,000 investment

At Groes Pluen, work took place during early 2026 to renew 164 meters of the local water main. Older pipes in rural areas can be harder to access quickly if something goes wrong, so replacing them in advance helps reduce the risk of future disruption.

This work supports a more dependable water supply for the area and reduces the chance of leaks developing over time.

Completed March 2026 | £181,000 investment

In Bryn Mawr, 570 meters of water main was replaced between February and March 2026. This addressed ageing pipework that could have been more likely to fail if left in place.

Completing this work now helps lower the risk of leaks or bursts and reduces the need for reactive repairs, which can be more disruptive for customers and the local community.