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Investing in Hampshire

Our £858 million investment in Hampshire will secure reliable water supplies, protect sensitive chalk streams, and improve water quality from source to sea.

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£151m at Testwood

Upgrading River Itchen and Testwood sites and building a new pipeline to secure water supplies and reduce outages.

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£164m at Otterbourne

£164m investment at Otterbourne and a new pipeline to Testwood to protect water supplies and cut outages.

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£117.5m in the New Forest

Rebuilding Testwood to boost supply reliability, investing £23.8m to cut nitrogen in local outflows, and expanding Milford Road to reduce spills.

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£208.4m in Portsmouth and Havant

Expanding Budds Farm Wastewater Treatment Works to cut spills and recycle more byproducts, with pipe and pump upgrades in Drayton and Hayling Island to reduce pollution.

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£156.6m in Southampton and the Test Valley

Protecting the River Test, Itchen and Hamble Valley with catchment schemes, groundwater work, and upgraded treatment to cut spills and nitrogen.

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£117.5m in Winchester and Basingstoke

Improving river health by removing nutrients at Morestead, Alresford, and Harestock, with upgrades at Bishops Waltham and Totford Water Supply Works.

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£132m in Fareham

Upgrading treatment at Southwick Wastewater Treatment Works to protect shellfish waters, and replacing the rising main at Wickham Wastewater Pumping Station to improve network reliability and prevent pollution.

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£96.9m in Gosport

Upgrading Peel Common Wastewater Treatment Works with more capacity, storage, and UV treatment to cut overflows and protect rivers.

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£40.2m in Eastleigh

Refurbishing Chickenhall Wastewater Treatment Works to prevent pollution, with nutrient removal and better monitoring to cut storm overflows.

Investing in Hampshire

Our £858 million investment in Hampshire will secure reliable water supplies, protect sensitive chalk streams, and improve water quality from source to sea.

Tap icon

£151m at Testwood

Upgrading River Itchen and Testwood sites and building a new pipeline to secure water supplies and reduce outages.

An illustrated outline of a water pipe

£164m at Otterbourne

£164m investment at Otterbourne and a new pipeline to Testwood to protect water supplies and cut outages.

Leaf icon

£117.5m in the New Forest

Rebuilding Testwood to boost supply reliability, investing £23.8m to cut nitrogen in local outflows, and expanding Milford Road to reduce spills.

River and trees icon

£208.4m in Portsmouth and Havant

Expanding Budds Farm Wastewater Treatment Works to cut spills and recycle more byproducts, with pipe and pump upgrades in Drayton and Hayling Island to reduce pollution.

water icon

£156.6m in Southampton and the Test Valley

Protecting the River Test, Itchen and Hamble Valley with catchment schemes, groundwater work, and upgraded treatment to cut spills and nitrogen.

An illustrated outline of a water pipe

£117.5m in Winchester and Basingstoke

Improving river health by removing nutrients at Morestead, Alresford, and Harestock, with upgrades at Bishops Waltham and Totford Water Supply Works.

Pollution Icon

£132m in Fareham

Upgrading treatment at Southwick Wastewater Treatment Works to protect shellfish waters, and replacing the rising main at Wickham Wastewater Pumping Station to improve network reliability and prevent pollution.

Boat on water icon

£96.9m in Gosport

Upgrading Peel Common Wastewater Treatment Works with more capacity, storage, and UV treatment to cut overflows and protect rivers.

Water burst icon

£40.2m in Eastleigh

Refurbishing Chickenhall Wastewater Treatment Works to prevent pollution, with nutrient removal and better monitoring to cut storm overflows.

Your Area

We support everyday life across Hampshire – from sourcing and treating water to delivering it to your tap, and safely managing wastewater through a network of treatment works, reservoirs, and pumping stations.

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Water supply works

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Water service reservoirs

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Wastewater treatment works

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Wastewater pumping stations

Your Area

We support everyday life across Hampshire – from sourcing and treating water to delivering it to your tap, and safely managing wastewater through a network of treatment works, reservoirs, and pumping stations.

An illustrated outline of a water drop

15

Water supply works

Water Flowing Icon

40

Water service reservoirs

An illustrated outline of a water pipe

53

Wastewater treatment works

An illustrated outline of a water pipe with sparkle symbols in a circle

673

Wastewater pumping stations

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