The East of England is among the driest regions in the UK, a view supported by the Environment Agency assessment that classified the region as a ‘Serious Water Stressed Area’.
Project Overview
To ensure that we have enough water for now and future generations, we are investing over £1.5 billion in the next five years, and this project is part of the solution.
The Suffolk Water Recycling, Transfer and Storage Project is made up of two key elements, the development of a new Advanced Water Recycling Plant, capable of producing 11 million litres per day of purified recycled water, and strategic network enhancements that will support a more reliable and resilient water supply for the region.
Finding your way around the website
This website is designed to be your one-stop hub for the SWRTS Project, providing information about the project, updates as we reach key milestones and advertising how you can get involved and share your ideas. Important and informative resources can be found in the ‘Community Resources’ page, and we will be regularly adding articles to our news pages so you can keep up with what we’re doing. If you need any additional information or assistance, please visit our Contact Us page to get in touch.
How you can stay involved
There are still plenty of ways to stay informed and involved, outside of our formal consultation periods. By signing up for project updates, visiting our website regularly and following our communications channels, you can keep up to date with the latest news, progress updates and upcoming opportunities to share your views.