The plan sets out the company’s strategy to provide a secure and sustainable water supply for the next 50 years.

Thames Water is working in partnership with Jacobs Mott MacDonald joint venture to help deliver the Teddington Direct River Abstraction (TDRA) project.

This includes the construction of a new 9000 square metre high infiltration reed bed (HIRB) which can treat up to 114 litres per second of wastewater.

Thames Water begins a six-month trial to test the clay conditions on land south of Hanney Road, at Cow Common, where a vital new reservoir is proposed to be built.

The project is designed to provide water security for future generations and will enable the company to abstract more water from the River Thames during periods of drought, supported by water recycling.

Thames Water has appointed Arup and Binnies (Arup Binnies joint venture) as its Technical Partner to lead development proposals for a vital new reservoir near Abingdon, in Oxfordshire.

The reservoir will secure the future water supply of 15 million people across the South East, supplying Thames Water, Southern Water and Affinity Water customers.

Thames Water is investing £20 million in the Capital’s water supply, upgrading original Victorian water pipes outside London Zoo and Baker Street tube station.

Thames Water has announced two more wastewater treatment sites in south west London are now converting sewage sludge into electricity.

Thames Water is set to upgrade two water treatment works in London, so that the company continues to deliver a secure supply of high-quality drinking water for customers across the capital.