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Water and wastewater services for Kent,
Sussex, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
Sussex, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
About us
Under a £1.8 billion programme lasting until 2015, we are implementing a range of major improvements for customers and communities across our region.
Planning for the future
Our current plans
Under a £1.8 billion programme lasting until 2015, we are implementing a range of major improvements for customers and communities across our region.
The improvements will:
- Safeguard water supplies
- Improve water quality
- Protect the environment
- Reduce leakage
- Help prevent flooding
- Cut pollution incidents
The scale of improvements is huge – equivalent to £1,000 for each property in our service area.
The average household water bill for our customers for 2012-13 is £416, made up of an average water bill of £149 and a wastewater bill of £267.
We have a range of plans in place which outline how we plan to deliver water and wastewater services for customers between 2010 and 2035:
- Business Plan 2010-2015: Our current plan to maintain and improve services until 2015.
- Water Resources Management Plan 2010-2035: How we intend to secure quality water supplies to meet customers' demand until 2035.
- Drought Plan 2012-2015: Our proposals to safeguard drinking water supplies during droughts.
- Strategic Direction Statement 2010 to 2035: Our priorities for water and wastewater services to 2035
We are currently updating our plans for 2015 to 2040. Visit our engagement section to find out more and have your say.
