In My Area
Ongoing Work
Birmingham Resilience Project
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.
Broseley Sewage Pumping Station
We're investing over £3 million to refurbish the Sewage Pumping station on the South bank of the river in Ironbridge.
Burrough to Waltham
We’re going to be replacing some of the ageing pipes that have caused problems in the surrounding area. We’re working with organisations such as Historic England, Natural England and the local authorities in order to find a safe and secure route for the replacement pipe that won’t affect the sensitive spots in the area.
Church Hill, Frankley Green
Every so often, we need to replace old water pipes. That’s because the likelihood of any problems occurring increases as the years pass, so we’re replacing the old pipes in Frankley Green with some brand-new ones.
Forshaw Heath Lane
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 the Forshaw Heath Lane area.
Green Lane, Walsall Wood
We have been working in the area to replace a defective pumped sewage main and install a new pumping station. This work will involve the excavation of a 10-meter shaft for storing foul water before it is pumped in the newly installed main to the treatment works. This work is essential to protect the environment from pollution.
Ironbridge
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.
Old Lode Lane
We’re committed to making sure our customers receive a continuous supply of water now and in the future. We’re constantly checking the condition of our network and recognise that we may need to upgrade some of the water pipes in the Old Lode Lane area.
Southcrest, Redditch
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.
Teversal Village
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.
Yarnold Lane, Bournheath
Every so often, we need to replace old water pipes. That’s because the likelihood of any problems occurring increases as the years pass, so we’re replacing the old pipes in Bournheath area with some brand-new ones.
