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We're working to replace some of the old pipes around the Toddington area with brand new ones.

We're carrying out water pipe improvements in the Melton Mowbray area to secure the water supplies for the future.

We are improving the sewerage pipes on Mansfield Road, Blidworth Road and Main Street in Farnsfield. The sewers in this area are no longer able to cope during times of heavy rainfall and fail to provide adequate protection to vulnerable properties.

We're investing over £3 million to refurbish the Sewage Pumping station on the South bank of the river in Ironbridge.

We're investing more than £7 million to replace around 30 miles of new water pipes to improve water service across North Derbyshire.

We’re installing some new equipment on one of our pipes which is near your home, this will help to improve the water supply for you and our customers across Birmingham.

Every so often we need to replace old water pipes. That’s because the risk of bursts increases as the years pass – and we’re really keen to avoid this. We’ll be replacing the old water pipes on Chesterfield Road with new ones.

Your water supply is virtually lead free, but sometimes small amounts of lead can get into the water through the lead plumbing inside your home, or a lead pipe that connects your home to the water mains outside. We want to decrease the amount of lead in your water supply as much as possible so we’ll be carrying out work to see if the service pipe, from the main water pipe to your property, is lead. If it is lead we’ll replace it there and then.

We're carrying out water pipe renewals from 20 May 2019, in the Winchcombe, area of Cheltenham.

We're carrying out water pipe replacement work in the Doctor's Hill area of Tanworth-in-Arden.

We're currently upgrading some of the water pipes in your area. Our work will start on Dorsington Road and some surrounding roads.

We're investing £60 million over the next four years to upgrade Newark's sewerage and water system to help protect homes from sewer flooding

We're maintaining the Elan Valley Aqueduct, which has brought water from Wales to over a million customers across Birmingham for over 100 years. Work includes the creation of three new tunnel sections at Bleddfa, Knighton and Nantmel. The tunnels will bypass existing sections of the aqueduct which will no longer be used. We are working to ensure customers can continue to enjoy wonderful water from Wales for generations to come.

We're investing over £35 million to improve the treatment process at Finham Sewage Treatment Works.

Due to unforeseen circumstances this scheme has been postponed for the time being. Once we have a revised date our work will begin to upgrade the water pipes in the area. The work is currently programmed to be completed in mid-March 2019.

We'll start working in January 2019 to upgrade the water pipes in the Gopshill Lane area of Gloucester.

We’re committed to making sure our customers receive a continuous supply of water now and in the future. So, we’re constantly checking the condition of our network and recognise that we need to upgrade some of the water pipes in your area.

We're replacing some of the old water pipes in Warwick for brand new ones to help reduce the risk of leaks and bursts.

We're completing some essential water pipe replacement work in the Hasland and Hady area. The work will be completed in 5 phases and we'll be on site until December 2019.

Over the next two years we'll spending £8 million investing in a new underground storage reservoir next to the existing site in Hanchurch.

We're investing £11 million in Derby and as part of that we're replacing the ageing water pipes in the Normanton / Peartree area from now until March 2020

We plan to start the water pipe renewals from 22 July 2019, on Hewell Road. Work will be carried out in two phases. Phase one will start at the junction with Bittell Road.

Every so often we need to replace old water pipes. That’s because the risk of bursts increases as the years pass – and we’re really keen to avoid this. We’ll be replacing the old water pipes on High Lane with new ones.

We’re carrying out some vital improvement work in your area. Water pipe renewals will take place from 19 September 2019 on Blackpole Road moving towards the junction with Hindlip Lane.

Due to unforeseen circumstances this scheme has been postponed for the time being. Once we have a revised date our work will begin to upgrade the water pipes in the area. We're carrying out some water pipe replacement works in the Hipton Hill area of Evesham.

We're completing some essential water pipe replacement work on Jervis Place and the surrounding roads until April 2019.

Over the next few years we'll spending £5 million investing in a new storage reservoir to replace the existing one in Kirkby-in-Ashfield.

We're replacing some of the water pipes in your area to make sure your water supply is safe and secure for the future.

We’re committed to making sure our customers receive a continuous supply of water now and in the future, so we’re investing £3 million to improve the water supply in the Newent / B4215 area. We are also investing a further £2 Million upgrading the sewer network in the area too.

We’re improving your supply of wonderful water… Every so often, we need to replace old water pipes. That’s because the risk of bursts increases as the years pass – and we’re really keen to avoid this. Therefore, we’re going to replace the old pipes in and around Marchamley with some brand new ones.

We're carrying out water improvements in Market Harborough. That’s because the risk of bursts increases as the years pass so we’re replacing some of the old pipes in your area with new ones. This project is part of the ongoing improvements to the water network in the area. We will start with some site investigations in February and we will start replacing some of the old pipes in the area in April.

Work started in 2016 to lay a new 26km pipeline from the River Severn near Stourport on Severn to our water treatment works at Frankley.

We’re working in the New Ashby area of Loughborough to replace the old pipes with some brand new ones.

We're going to be carrying out some maintenance work to protect your supply.

We're investing £60 million over the next four years to upgrade Newark's sewerage and water system to help protect homes and businesses from sewer flooding

We're investing £60 million over the next four years to upgrade Newark's sewerage and water system to help protect homes from sewer flooding.

We’ll be replacing the old water pipes on Nottingham Road and Red Hill with new ones.

We're carrying out water improvements in the Uppingham and Oakham area, this project is part of the ongoing improvements to the water network across the Rutland area between now and the end of 2019

Due to unforeseen circumstances our work to upgrade the water pipes in your area with new ones to help prevent the risk of burst and flooding has been delayed slightly.

We're carrying out some water pipe replacement work in your area. We plan to start on 15 July 2019, in Penn Street, Wolverhampton.

We'll be carrying out works to replace the water pipes in Station Road/Plox Green Road area of Shrewsbury.

We're replacing the existing water pipes in the Radford Road, area of Evesham with new ones to help reduce the risk of flooding and bursts.

We're carrying out water pipe renewals from 6 May 2019, on Rumbush Lane, Solihull. Our work will be completed by the end of August 2019.

We're carrying out work to replace the ageing pipes in the area. Work is progressing well but in order to ensure that Rykneld Road is done before the end of the school holidays we've moved there from Havenbaulk Lane. As soon as Rykneld Road is complete we'll be finishing off on Havenbaulk Lane. A big thank you to residents for your patience during this work

We are investing £3m in your area to upgrade the sewerage system to help reduce the risk of bursts and flooding.

Every so often, we need to replace old water pipes. That’s because the risk of bursts increases as the years pass – and we’re really keen to avoid this. We’ll be replacing the old water pipes on Sinfin Moor Lane with new ones.

We're investing £60 million over the next four years to upgrade Newark's sewerage and water system to help protect homes from sewer flooding.

We’re investing £11 million to make Stroud’s drinking water supply even more resilient for the future.

We're investing in the Ridgway area of Redditch to improve your supply of wonderful water.

We're carrying out some improvement work on our sewer pipe. These improvements will reduce the risk of flooding during periods of heavy rainfall, reducing the risk of damage to properties.

We're investing £6 million in the water pipes in Derby.

We're working in partnership with Birmingham City Council investing £1million to upgrade the sewer network in the Selly Oak area of Birmingham.

Every so often we need to replace old water pipes. That’s because the risk of bursts increases as the years pass – and we’re really keen to avoid this. We’ll be replacing the old water pipes on Breakback Lane, Brand Hill, Church Hill and Main Street with new ones.

Every so often, we need to replace old water pipes. That's because the risk of bursts increases as the years pass - and we're really keen to avoid this. Therefore, we're going to replace the old pipes in Woodhouse Road with some brand new ones.

We’re providing a new public sewer in Woodhouses, Yoxall. We’re committed to providing new sewerage systems in rural communities, where existing private drainage is harming the environment or a risk to public health.

We're carrying out water pipe improvements across Leicestershire to secure water supplies for the future. This scheme is part of the ongoing improvements to the water network across Leicestershire between now and Spring 2020