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Unique waste water plant opened at Cartland

SCOTTISH Water has splashed out on a unique facility at the newly-opened waste water site serving Cartland.
By Craig Goldthorp
Published 5th Jun 2013, 17:09 BST
Aileen Campbell MSP and Paul Sharp of Scottish Water Cartland Waste Water Treatment Works Cartland 31/5/13Aileen Campbell MSP and Paul Sharp of Scottish Water Cartland Waste Water Treatment Works Cartland 31/5/13
Aileen Campbell MSP and Paul Sharp of Scottish Water Cartland Waste Water Treatment Works Cartland 31/5/13

A total of £1.8 million was spent by the company installing a zero/low carbon emission facility aimed at protecting the environment of the Brocklinn Burn.

“This eco-friendly plant is the first one of its kind in Scotland,” said Scottish Water construction manager Paul Sharp.

For more information on this story, pick up a copy of this week’s Carluke and Lanark Gazette which is in the shops now.

Aileen Campbell MSP and Paul Sharp of Scottish Water Cartland Waste Water Treatment Works Cartland 31/5/13Aileen Campbell MSP and Paul Sharp of Scottish Water Cartland Waste Water Treatment Works Cartland 31/5/13
Aileen Campbell MSP and Paul Sharp of Scottish Water Cartland Waste Water Treatment Works Cartland 31/5/13
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