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Pendle stormwater storage tank nearing completion | Lancashire Telegraph - Vimarsana News

Pendle stormwater storage tank nearing completion | Lancashire Telegraph

A £75million investment project to create a vast new underground stormwater storage tank is progressing well in East Lancashire

United Utilities to invest £50m on East Lancashire waterways - Vimarsana News

United Utilities to invest £50m on East Lancashire waterways

Nearly £50million is being invested to improve the rivers and water treatment plants in East Lancashire.

United Utilties announce £40m. investment in Burnley and Hyndburn's wastewater treament plants to improve River Calder - Vimarsana News

United Utilties announce £40m. investment in Burnley and Hyndburn's wastewater treament plants to improve River Calder

Some £40m. is to be invested in Burnley and Hyndburn’s wastewater treatment plants to improve Pendle Water and the River Calder.

Flood alerts in force across Burnley, Padiham and Pendle as torrential rainfall batters region - Vimarsana News

Flood alerts in force across Burnley, Padiham and Pendle as torrential rainfall batters region

Flood alerts have been issued in Burnley, Padiham, Pendle and Whalley as river levels continue to rise following heavy rainfall.

Pendle residents 'upset' with United Utilities planning proposal - Vimarsana News

Pendle residents 'upset' with United Utilities planning proposal

The water company has outlined plans for a three-year ‘upgrade’ project, costing more than £60 million. If permission is granted, the impact on the Woodend Road area of Reedley is said to be ‘huge’ with the tanks protruding 40 feet out of the ground and just 20 metres from residents’ front doors. The work will also see trees removed along with tons of soil and spoil, some of which contains Japanese knotweed, balsam and asbestos. Carole Johnson, a Woodend Road resident, said: “We were first made aware of this by a resident who found a document dated May 21, which by this t...