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Together, we can protect water and nature.

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Together, we can protect water and nature.

Let’s save water together

Our region’s precious water resources are under increasing pressure from climate change and population growth. To keep our rivers, streams, wildlife, and future water supplies thriving, we need to work together to make better use of the water we already have.

Currently, residents in our area use more water than most at around 156 litres per person daily. That’s more than the national average of 137 litres and more than our neighbours in Sussex and Hampshire who use 130 litres on average. By saving up to 44 litres daily –about half a bathful– we can aim for a more sustainable 110 litres per person over the next 25 years.

We need to work together to preserve our region’s unique ecosystems and protect the surrounding biodiversity. By acting now, we can maintain an affordable, reliable, and sustainable supply of high-quality water for everyone in our communities, today and in the future.

Over 4,000 leaks found and fixed

A record-breaking 2025 saw us find and fix over 4,000 leaks.

Water-wise habits can save 1 million litres a day

1 million litres of water can be saved every day this year through simple techniques like using a washing up basin or harvesting rainwater.

12% saved by metering

12% reduction in water use just by keeping track of how much we’re using with a water meter—it could save you money too.

What we’re doing to secure safe, reliable drinking water
for the future

Explore our plans to secure our water’s future, improve our natural environment and make the most of our region’s precious water sources.

Find out more arrow_forward_ios Cutting leaks by 50% Reducing leaks is a priority for everyone. In fact, you asked us to halve leakage sooner, so we’ve committed to doing this 10 years earlier than planned and we’ll reduce leaks by 16% by 2030. By improving our infrastructure and giving customers smart water meters, by 2040 we’re aiming to save up to 22 million litres every single day. Find out more arrow_forward_ios Saving water gets smart Smart water meters will help save 25 million litres of precious water by 2033. We’ll be able to find and fix leaks faster than ever before, while giving you the tools and near real-time insights to help you use water more efficiently. Find out more arrow_forward_ios Empowering you to save water Did you know that people in our region use an average of 154 litres of water a day—one of the highest rates in the UK? We’ll be supporting you to get that to around 121 litres per day. Over 10,000 customers have already started saving water with free water-saving tools, getting involved in challenges and earning rewards for community projects—are you ready to Get Water Fit? Boosting water flow With over 3,000km of pipes connecting our region’s water supply, we’re always looking for ways to improve how we move water around. We’ll be future proofing our water supply by upgrading a ‘booster’ at one of our pumping stations. Find out more arrow_forward_ios Creating the first major UK reservoir in 30 years Helping to protect some of our country’s rarest chalk streams, the River Test and the River Itchen (pictured), the environmentally-led Havant Thicket Reservoir project will provide an alternative, sustainable source of water for our region, as well as for our neighbours in West Sussex and Hampshire.

Start saving water today!

Simple actions - like turning off the tap while brushing - can make a big difference.

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Everything you need to know about smart water meters!

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