Overview
- Merthyr Tydfil Council puts the total bill at just over £4 million for what contractors called the biggest engineering job in south Wales this year.
- Work remains on schedule to finish by mid-November, and Welsh Water is expected to reconnect the sewers next month.
- Contractors built a secure metal working box and installed about 15 tonnes of hydraulic bracing, using more than 300 tonnes of concrete and 3,000 tonnes of stone.
- Around 30 households evacuated on December 1 were able to return before Christmas after an emergency fill stabilized the site.
- The void at Nant Morlais, Pant grew to roughly 33ft wide and more than 40ft deep, drawing national attention before the months-long repair program.