West Sussex
We're investing over £276 million in West Sussex to strengthen water supplies, protect the coastline, and support local communities now and in the future.
Improvements in your area
We're investing £8.9 billion between 2025 and 2030 – as part of our most ambitious plan yet — to build a better future for water. Here you’ll find an overview of our planned improvements.
How we're investing in your area
Select a £ sign on the map below to see how we’re investing in your local area.
East Sussex
We’re investing over £476.1 million in East Sussex to improve bathing water quality, protect the coastline, and build a stronger, more resilient water supply network for generations to come.
Hampshire
Our £858 million investment in Hampshire will protect and secure water supplies, including precious chalk streams, and improve water quality from source to sea.
Kent
We’re investing £1.2 billion in Kent to cut pollution, protect the local environment, and keep taps flowing — making sure the region is ready for future population growth.
Isle of Wight
We’re investing over £99 million on the Isle of Wight to improve bathing water quality, prevent flooding and develop new water sources, reducing reliance on the mainland.
West Sussex
We're investing over £276 million in West Sussex to strengthen water supplies, protect the coastline, and support local communities now and in the future.
East Sussex
We’re investing over £476.1 million in East Sussex to improve bathing water quality, protect the coastline, and build a stronger, more resilient water supply network for generations to come.
Hampshire
Our £858 million investment in Hampshire will protect and secure water supplies, including precious chalk streams, and improve water quality from source to sea.
Kent
We’re investing £1.2 billion in Kent to cut pollution, protect the local environment, and keep taps flowing — making sure the region is ready for future population growth.
Isle of Wight
We’re investing over £99 million on the Isle of Wight to improve bathing water quality, prevent flooding and develop new water sources, reducing reliance on the mainland.