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Southern Water has awarded eight more Community Energy Grants across the region to support those in need this winter. 

Southern Water has become the first UK water company to use a special gel which fixes leaking sewer pipes without the need to dig holes

A drop-in session in Gurnard will explain the work we’re doing to reduce storm overflows on the Isle of Wight

Residents in the Swalecliffe and Whitstable areas of Kent heard more about how new approaches being piloted in their community are helping to tackle the use of storm overflows.

We’re dealing with a problem at a water booster station in Broadstairs, which is disrupting water supplies to some customers in the area.

Southern Water is using artificial intelligence and 22,000 state-of-the-art monitors to dramatically cut the impact of fatbergs and other blockages that currently cause hundreds of pollution incidents every year. The £15 million project is already having an impact.

Work to reline the sewer in West Way, Lancing is close to completion and will help prevent flooding and provide extra resilience to the sewer network in the area.

More than 1,000 properties on the Isle of Wight could help play their part in reducing storm overflows as Southern Water expands its roll-out of water butts. 

As part of Southern Water’s ongoing activities to support communities we have awarded five £10,000 grants to regional charities working to support improved outcomes for young people.

This is the time of year where we see an increase in fatbergs as people celebrate the festive season.