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NI Water to carry out sewer upgrade at Cliff Path. Credit CCGBC

NI Water to carry out sewer upgrade at Cliff Path

NI Water is due to begin work to install a new stormwater pipeline on Marine Highway/Taylors Avenue next week. Photo: Google maps

Pipe-laying in Carrickfergus part of ‘environmental protection measures’

Flooding on the lower Garvaghy Road in Portadown has led to road closure.

Video footage shows flooding

Vice Chair of Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council Planning Committee, Uel Mackin. Pic credit: Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council

Government agencies lambasted over flood defences in a Co Down village

An impression of the proposed new storage and distribution warehouse for Tyre Call in Antrim. Picture: released by Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council

Tyre Call get the green light from planners for a new warehouse

The overnight closures will operate on the Shore Road from August 16 until September 18. (Pic Google).

NI Water works to close section of Shore Road

New build (stock image). Photo by: Local Democracy Reporting Service

Five new homes planned for Craigavon

Causeway Coast and Glens Council has given the go ahead for an upgrade to Dungiven Wastewater Treatment Works. Credit: NI World

Upgrade to Dungiven wastewater treatment works to go ahead

Existing Moneyleck Wastewater Pumping Station, which will be refurbished. Credit NI Water

Info on roadworks during NI Water work in Rasharkin

The closed off slipway at Greenisland beach.

Petition to 'Share the Shore' at Greenisland gathers support

A map showing the location of the proposed development.

Application submitted to bring five new homes to village

NI Water Senior Scientist Angela Knott's visit to Riada Probus Club

NI Water visit Riada Probus members

St Patrick's Street, Draperstown, where the works will commence on June 5.

NI Water say pipelaying works will ‘improve water quality’ in Draperstown

Editorial image.

Missing manhole lid behind slip road closure

Pictured are pupils with their new Water Bottles

NI Water Education Team visits Crumlin Integrated College

One way traffic at Queen Street, Magherafelt.

Major sewerage upgrade gets underway in Magherafelt town

A single lane closure is expected at Queen Street, Magherafelt, during the sewerage upgrade.

NI Water to ‘minimise disruption’ in Magherafelt during sewerage upgrade

Jamie Marshall, joined the class of 2022 as a Water Utilities apprentice.

NI Water announces recruitment drive

SDLP Councillor Kerri Martin has welcomed a £12.9 million investment in wastewater treatment works in Cookstown.

£12.9 million investment in Cookstown wastewater treatment works welcomed

Mid Ulster District Council offices in Dungannon

NI Water has 'significant investment plans' for Mid Ulster district

Pictured are pupils from Crumlin Integrated College with their new Water Bottles

NI Water Education Team brings lessons to Crumlin Integrated College

Aerial view of the Moneymore plant.

More than 2000 Moneymore residents benefit from sustainable water supply

Mahon Road, Portadown. Picture: Google

Road lane closure planned during NI Water pipelaying work in Portadown

The junction of Burn Road and Station Road, Doagh. Image by Google

Six-week NI Water scheme to start in Doagh

Hightown Road. (Pic by Google).

Storm sewer for sizeable new housing development to be completed

Spelga Dam. Picture: Aaron Sherry

Water company reporting an increase of 279% in burst water mains

Pictured are pupils from Moneymore Primary School with their new Waterbutt.

No Ifs’ or Butts for Moneymore Primary School

NI Water’s Education Team recently visited Seymour Hill Nursery School, Dunmurry, to talk to pupils about the importance of protecting water pipes in the home during winter.

Seymour Hill Nursery pupils learn ‘frozen pipes can flood homes’

Spelga Dam at Winter. (Photo credit Aaron Sherry).

Frozen reservoir warning issued

Pupils from Harpur's Hill PS pictured with the waterbutt and the yellow tags

NI Water visit Coleraine school with important message

Pictured are pupils from St Francis Primary School, Lurgan, Co Armagh with their new Water butt.

St Francis' PS water saving bid

A Torrent councillor is to call on Northern Ireland Water to invest in its local infrastructure in order to keep pace with the growing number of residential developments planned for the district

Call for NI Water to keep up with increased housing demands in Mid Ulster

Jordanstown Road. (Pic by Google).

Road closed for emergency works

Example of a waste water treatment works planned for Derrychrin, Coagh.

Work to start on new £2.6m wastewater treatment works

Maurice McNulty Geda Construction, Ian Cowden NI Water, Chair of Mid Ulster District Council’s Development Committee, Councillor Sean Clarke and Sean Milligan NI Water. Picture: Michael Cooper

£4.8m wastewater gets underway

NI Water volunteering to help at The Cornfield Project in Coleraine as part of NI Water’s ‘Cares Challenge'

Community spirit at the Cornfield Project

Important information for Ballymoney residents

Important information about Ballymoney sewerage works

Jordanstown Road. (Pic by Google).

Traffic management in place due to NIW works

A site map with the proposed location outlined in red

£8m Toomebridge fridge recycling plant proposal could create 25 new jobs

Traffic and travel.

‘Delays expected’ due to traffic light failure in Ballyclare

Hightown Road. (Pic by Google).

New storm sewer works to commence in Newtownabbey

NI Water is reminding parents and young people about the dangers of playing near treatment works, reservoirs, construction sites and tunnels

Playing Safe this summer: advice from NI Water