In My Area

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 constantly checking the condition of our network and recognise that we need to upgrade some of the water pipes in the Broad Lane area.

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

Every so often, we need to replace old water pipes, so we’ll be working in the Ferndale Close area to do this. It does means that there’ll be some short-term inconvenience – but the advantage of having brand new pipes will be worth it.

A £2M investment will see Birmingham Road and other surrounding roads fitted with new water pipes, replacing ageing ones that are more prone to bursts and leaks.

We’re carrying out some vital improvement work by installing a new water main along Highfield Road, Lydney.   

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.

We need to carry out some important improvement work on our water pipe in your area; this work will ensure that our customers can have a continuous and reliable supply of water for years to come.

We’re carrying out some vital improvement work by installing a new water main along Shurdington Road. We plan to start from 18 May 2020 and take approximately 14 weeks to complete.

We’re committed to reducing the risk of flooding and improving water quality in the natural environment. This work will enable us to significantly reduce the risk of sewer flooding in the Southcrest area.

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

We’re installing a brand new public sewerage system in Teversal Village. By connecting properties to a public sewer we can protect the environment, public health and give peace of mind to the residents of these communities.