Work is continuing on a £350,000 sewage network upgrade project in West Lothian.
Scottish Water's alliance partner amey-Black and Veatch (aBV) has replaced 410 metres of rising main from Uphall Pumping Station to the gravity system near MacFarlane Place in South Middlton.
A 0.7km of the A89 road in Uphall, which was closed to allow work to progress, has now been reopened 10 days early.
Bill Elliot, Scottish Water's Communities Team Manager for West Lothian, said: "This upgrade to the sewer network is a significant investment for the future service to our West Lothian customers.
"By carrying out this pre-emptive work, we actually minimise disruption to our local customers."
The remaining parts of the scheme is due to be completed in early autumn.
(LM/CD)
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