Fox Hill in Hawards Heath reopens after water main project finishes early
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South East Water has spent months working on the £250,000 project to install 464 metres of new water main along the B2112.
The work started on Tuesday (April 6) and meant that buses in Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath had to be diverted with Metrobus routes 271 and 272 affected.
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Hide Ad“It was crucial we delivered this project now to maintain the top-quality drinking water supplies to the local community as the population grows,” said Matthew Cooper, project manager for South East Water.
“I would like to thank the local community for their patience while we carried out this work as we know road closures can impact everyday lives,” he added.
Mid Sussex MP Mims Davies MP, who visited the site in May, thanked South East Water for carrying out essential work to maintain the water pressure and supply to the community.
“I know the road closure was an inconvenience to some and I am grateful the company has done everything in its power to complete the work as quickly and as safely as possible,” she said.
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Hide AdThe Fox Hill water main project is part of South East Water’s £433 million investment programme, which runs from 2020 to 2025.
Customers can use the company’s interactive online map to get updates on water supply and planned investment projects in their area.