È stato raggiunto un importante traguardo ingegneristico su quello che è destinato a diventare il primo nuovo bacino idrico del Regno Unito in oltre tre decenni
È stato raggiunto un importante traguardo ingegneristico su quello che è destinato a diventare il primo nuovo bacino idrico del Regno Unito in oltre tre decenni
“*We made sure noise and lighting were reduced as far as possible and installed an acoustic barrier, to ensure as little noise as possible travelled from site*.”
Obviously there are residents living nearby. Will they still be there once the reservoir is full?
ConsciousStop on
This is at Havant Thicket Reservoir, in Hampshire, granted building permission by Havant Borough Council and East Hampshire District Council in 2021, set to become operational in 2031
A casual reminder that our water shortage problems are caused by a super smart privatised water industry not investing in infrastructure
No_Atmosphere8146 on
>Engineers lowered it into position with a margin of precision of just 25mm.
2.5 cm is pretty baggy for an engineer!
bigpoopychimp on
Shame that they had to clear 10ha of ancient woodland and pretty biodiverse grasslands instead of focusing on degraded arable or pasture.
There’s a new reservoir seeking planning permission by Ely which will be situated wholly on destroyed farmland which will only ever provide a net positive for wildlife, particularly since it will likely be functionally linked to The Wash for migratory birds
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“*We made sure noise and lighting were reduced as far as possible and installed an acoustic barrier, to ensure as little noise as possible travelled from site*.”
Obviously there are residents living nearby. Will they still be there once the reservoir is full?
This is at Havant Thicket Reservoir, in Hampshire, granted building permission by Havant Borough Council and East Hampshire District Council in 2021, set to become operational in 2031
Labour gov have plans for more reservoirs as of May 2025 https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-steps-in-to-build-first-major-reservoirs-in-30-years
A casual reminder that our water shortage problems are caused by a super smart privatised water industry not investing in infrastructure
>Engineers lowered it into position with a margin of precision of just 25mm.
2.5 cm is pretty baggy for an engineer!
Shame that they had to clear 10ha of ancient woodland and pretty biodiverse grasslands instead of focusing on degraded arable or pasture.
There’s a new reservoir seeking planning permission by Ely which will be situated wholly on destroyed farmland which will only ever provide a net positive for wildlife, particularly since it will likely be functionally linked to The Wash for migratory birds