Severn Trent’s is progressing work in Nottinghamshire as part of its accelerated £450 million region-wide programme of investment, where once complete, spills from active storm overflows will reduce by 20% a year.

Severn Trent has signed a £100 million contract with MWH Treatment for a new water treatment works - the highest value contract for an individual project the water company has signed in AMP7.

Severn Trent has started work on a pioneering project in Derbyshire as part of its £566 million Green Recovery programme that will help secure water supplies for the future.

Severn Trent has launched a new grant available to customers, as part of its £78 million Green Recovery supply pipe replacement scheme in Coventry.

Severn Trent is beginning investigative work in Ludlow this week, as part of its £78 million Green Recovery Bathing Rivers project.

Severn Trent is preparing to start a £1.8 million upgrade in May of Coventry’s water network – the investment will see aging water pipes in the city replaced while the utility also rolls out its ambitious Green Recovery programme to Coventry.

Severn Trent is beginning the first stages of its £78 million investment in Warwickshire next week as part of its ambitious Green Recovery programme in the region.

Pennon, the South West’s biggest employer and parent company of South West Water, has written a report on behalf of the Great South West calling for the region not to be overlooked in the Government’s plans to level up the country.

South Staffs Water’s green recovery proposal for an innovative new water-filtration system at its Hampton Loade treatment works which was approved by Ofwat this week will see the largest deployment of ceramic membrane technology in the UK.

Severn Trent has today announced its intention to conduct a non-pre-emptive placing through the issue of new ordinary shares, Retail Offer shares and Subscription Shares to raise approximately £250 million following Ofwat's decision to endorse an award to Severn Trent of £565 million (2017/18 prices) for its Green Recovery proposals.