Latest news

A £6m programme of works to install a new storm tank in Ashford is about to begin. 

Henfield Leisure Centre is set to save more than 700,000 litres of water a year, thanks to the Southern Water Business Partnership Fund.

Customers will have the chance to meet Southern Water teams in person in Southampton this month to discuss local issues and investment plans. 

Colleagues from across the business, including directors, will be on hand to answer customers’ questions, listen to their concerns, and cover topics such as improvements to resilience of water supplies in the area. 

Southern Water has been given the green light to increase its investment in driving down the use of storm overflows after a short-term £10m boost was ratified by Defra.

Southern Water has announced details of how it will replace a sea outfall pipe at Swalecliffe as part of a major upgrade of its wastewater treatment works. 

We’re working closely with West Sussex County Council, National Highways and the Environment Agency following flooding on the A27 at Tangmere

An innovative pilot project to prevent high groundwater levels inundating sewer pipes and flooding communities in an area of Hampshire has secured game-changing results with a massive reduction in the need for emergency tankers.

We are aware of concerns about our wastewater treatment works at Fullerton, among customers online.

Our teams are working around the clock to tackle issues with groundwater impacting our network in Southwick.

The re-lining of a 300-metre-long sewer which runs along an arterial route through Portsmouth is scheduled to start at 08:00hrs on Saturday 16 March.

The work, which should be completed by Saturday 23 March, is part of a £1 million solution to a string of disruptive bursts.