Wet wipes causing hundreds of sewer blockages in Worcestershire every year
Wet wipes and other unflushable items are causing hundreds of blockages in Worcestershire’s sewers every year.
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Wet wipes and other unflushable items are causing hundreds of blockages in Worcestershire’s sewers every year.
IF something doesn't smell good in your neighbourhood, who are you going to call? This HalLOOween Severn Trent has launched its own Grossbusters campaign.
Wet wipes and other unflushable items are causing hundreds of blockages in Worcestershire’s sewers every year.
IF something doesn't smell good in your neighbourhood, who are you going to call? This HalLOOween Severn Trent has launched its own Grossbusters campaign.
Last modified on Sat 1 May 2021 05.38 EDT Engineers are working around the clock to clear a âmonsterâ fatberg 1km long which is clogging a sewer in Birmingham. The blockage is not expected to be removed until June, water services company Severn Trent said in a statement, adding that the fatberg was about four miles east of the city centre, in Hodge Hill. The mass is thought to weigh about 300 tonnes â equivalent to 250 cars. The water services company was alerted to the stoppage after its sensors detected rising water levels in the sewer. Fatbergs are formed when oil, grease an...