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South West Water shares £20m with customers
In an industry first, South West Water (SWW) will soon be sharing £20 million with customers after outperforming its last business plan. From Monday (21 September) customers are being invited to choose how they would like to receive their £20.
Work starts on sewer improvements in Exeter
South West Water has started work to improve a section of the sewerage network on Topsham Road in Exeter.
Work starts on sewer upgrade in Bishop Tawton
A scheme to replace a section of sewer in Bishop Tawton to increase resilience and improve the service to residents and businesses will start next week.
Tap water is precious – use less, save more
The recent warm, dry weather, coupled with people spending more time at home and in the garden, is increasing demand for water across the region.
Vandals damage important water infrastructure
South West Water is urging members of the public to help protect essential water supply infrastructure by reporting vandalism.
Plymouth’s water supply given extra protection against drought
South West Water has started essential work to build a new pumping station to protect the water supply in Plymouth during dry weather.
Local businesses encouraged to help ‘stop the block’ in Braunton
South West Water is launching its Think Sink campaign for businesses in Braunton this month to remind food service establishments of their responsibilities regarding the proper disposal of fat, oil, grease and food waste.
Major sewer upgrade in Carbis Bay is now complete
A major scheme to upgrade sections of sewer in Carbis Bay to improve the service to residents and businesses has now been completed, three weeks ahead of schedule.
Local businesses encouraged to help ‘stop the block’ in Brixham
South West Water is launching its Think Sink campaign for businesses in Brixham this month to remind food service establishments of their responsibilities regarding the proper disposal of fat, oil, grease and food waste.
South West Water urges committee chair to maintain pressure on funding to tackle invasives
South West Water is calling on the new chair of the House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) to help tackle the problem of invasive non-native species.
LOWER BILLS FOR SOUTH WEST WATER CUSTOMERS
The average South West Water bill for 2020/21 will be £20 less than the current year – the lowest it has been in thirteen years.
Local businesses encouraged to help ‘stop the block’ in Looe and Polperro
South West Water is launching its Think Sink campaign for businesses in Looe and Polperro next month (February) to remind food service establishments of their responsibilities regarding the proper disposal of fat, oil, grease and food waste.