Stanley Waste Water Treatment Works Upgrade
Project Overview
Scottish Water is upgrading the waste water treatment works serving the village of Stanley in Perthshire.
Subject to planning permission, work is due to begin in February 2026 and take approximately two years to complete.
At a Glance
- £7.5million investment
- Upgrade of Stanley Waste Water Treatment Works
- Delivered by ESD, a joint venture between MWHT and Galliford Try
Banks of the Tay
Stanley Waste Water Treatment Works is located on the banks of the River Tay close to the historic visitor attraction of Stanley Mills
What We Are Doing
The scope of the project includes a new pumping station, a new Submerged Aeration Filter (SAF) package to treat 50% of the future flow and loads and a new sludge storage tank.
A new humus tank, which is designed to remove fine solids from the effluent after it has passed through the new SAF biological filter will also be installed.
Environmental advisors have been involved in developing the project from an early stage and will be consulted throughout.
A planning application will be submitted to Perth & Kinross Council and if approved any conditions will be included within the design and construction of the project.
Site Layout
New upgraded equipment will be installed
Why We Are Doing It
To ensure the site is able to meet the needs of the community in Stanley for many years to come and to help protect the environment.
Artist's Impression
How the treatment works will look when viewed from the nearby Stanley Mills historic visitor attraction
Update August 2025
To give customers the opportunity to find out more, ask questions, and provide feedback ahead of a planning application, a drop in information event has been arranged.
Members of the project team will be available at Stanley Village Hall on Tuesday 26 August 2025 between 3.30pm and 7.30pm.
