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A £600,000 project to strengthen water resilience for people in the Box Hill area has been completed.
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A £600,000 project to strengthen water resilience for people in the Box Hill area has been completed.
It’s after investigations by SES Water found the roof of the Betchworth Tower freshwater storage tank needed significant repairs. Supplies were temporarily redirected from Headley Pumping Station while repairs to Betchworth were completed. The work began in January and focussed on replacing the external covering on the roof and restoring critical storage capacity.
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