A shared vision for healthy harbours by 2030 in Sussex and Hampshire was agreed at a meeting hosted by Southern Water recently.
Senior leaders from 18 national and local organisations agreed that putting Chichester, Langstone and Pagham harbours at the heart of decision making, investment and action is key to ensuring future generations can enjoy the health and wellbeing, environmental and economic benefits of vibrant harbours.
We have tankers at our Tile Kiln Hill wastewater pumping station, near Canterbury, supporting us to protect the environment and maintain services as we clear a blockage caused by concrete and rubble incorrectly disposed of down the sewer.
The Catchment Systems Thinking Co-operative, a partnership including Southern Water, the Rivers Trust, 12 water and sewerage companies as well as academia and environmental charities has been named as a winner in Ofwat’s £36 million Water Innovation Challenge. The Co-operative seeks to provide grant funding for local project designed to protect local water environments and their surrounding communities
A Southern Water funded project identifying alternative phosphorus removal approaches at rural wastewater treatment plants has been announced as a winner in Ofwat’s £36 million Water Breakthrough Challenge.
Led by United Utilities and supported by Southern Water alongside Thames Water and the University of Portsmouth, a trial will take place at the Petersfield Sewage Treatment Plant in Hampshire.
Dr Toby Willison, Director of Environment and Corporate Affairs, said: “I share your desire to ensure that the recent incident at Nursling never happens again."
Southern Water has unveiled the latest developments in its plans to help keep Hampshire’s rivers and taps flowing – especially in a drought.
Today, we have a clean-up operation underway and work has started to repair the excavated road. Temporary traffic management around the site has been set up and this is likely to be in place into next week.
We restored supply to customers in Worthing affected by a burst water main at around 2am this morning and people should be able to use their water as normal again today.
There is good progress on our repairs to the major burst in Worthing tonight.
We’re working hard to restore water supplies to customers around on Newlands Road, Worthing BN11 1LB affected by a burst on a major 9” water main.
