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Deep plans to ease water pressure | Deep plans to ease water pressure |
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Plans to upgrade water supplies for consumers living in and around the Cairngorms have been announced. | |
Scottish Water is replacing the existing supply with a source found deep underground. | Scottish Water is replacing the existing supply with a source found deep underground. |
Current treatment facilities near Aviemore are now more than half a century old and the supply comes from a remote hill loch. | Current treatment facilities near Aviemore are now more than half a century old and the supply comes from a remote hill loch. |
The firm said the £15m upgrade would ensure water standards and future-proof supplies to 10,000 people. | The firm said the £15m upgrade would ensure water standards and future-proof supplies to 10,000 people. |
The ageing water works have been struggling to cope with the huge boom in housebuilding in the area, which led to pressure on Scottish Water to find another solution. | The ageing water works have been struggling to cope with the huge boom in housebuilding in the area, which led to pressure on Scottish Water to find another solution. |
It has examined alternative supplies, including boreholes and river extraction. | It has examined alternative supplies, including boreholes and river extraction. |
The current source, Loch Einich, was deemed "not sustainable for future needs" of the Strathspey area. | The current source, Loch Einich, was deemed "not sustainable for future needs" of the Strathspey area. |
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