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Southern Water workers have turned their hand to pest control at wastewater treatment site across Kent and East Sussex - to tackle an influx of Asian Hornets.
Colleagues have teamed up with the Asian Hornet Alert group as part of a new pilot programme, installing selective traps to catch the species’ queens.
Major works are underway to improve how we treat wastewater at our Forest Green Wastewater Treatment works.
Solar panels on van roofs help charge equipment
Southern Water is set to replace a third of its engineering vehicle fleet, with more than 300 new vans – the majority of which will be partially powered by solar panels.
The solar panels, located on the roofs, will help drivers and engineers charge equipment while out and about – meaning they can get more done without taking trips to our sites.
Villagers will be able to learn more about how their East Sussex community it helping to shape Southern Water’s approach to cutting storm overflows when a special drop-in event is held this month.
We’re carrying out essential repairs in Kiln Lane, Brambridge, following works to tackle repeated instances of flooding in recent months.
Works are underway to upgrade an East Sussex wastewater site, so it can handle more flows and cut phosphorous levels in the treated water which leaves the site.
School children learned about what happens to the water they flush from their homes at an innovative new educational tour at Southern Water’s Peacehaven Wastewater Treatment Centre.
Eastern Road southbound reopens 4am Tuesday 26 March 2024. The cycle and foot path has already reopened.
On the eve of a vital year for the UK’s water industry, Southern Water has revealed just how much it has spent over the last four years on water and waste projects - so customers can see exactly what has been delivered in their communities.
