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Oct 30, 2026

Alice RobertsHOST
22:00
Field archaeologist Raksha Dave is travelling to Port Slade to find out how post-excavation work following a Chichester dig is making sense of Britain's lost landscapes.
Raksha DaveCORRESPONDENT
22:11
For the last two years, Southern Water have been laying a 10-kilometre pipeline, cutting through town and country, and they paid archaeologists south-east to monitor their work.
Raksha DaveCORRESPONDENT
22:24
As they dug the areas where the pipes were to be laid, they found prehistoric hinges, Roman settlement and burial, and RAF bases from World War II.
Raksha DaveCORRESPONDENT
22:34
But most intriguingly, they have unearthed a buried medieval village.

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Isle of Wight: Ferry Timings & Who Should Skip It

Oct 27 · 1 Mention

HHOST
45:16
The irony here is that Sandown is one of the island's two main resort beaches, meaning the beach you are statistically most likely to swim at is one of the few that is only rated good rather than excellent.
PhilHOST
45:27
Both Southern Water's own bathing report and the local news site On the White published these agency classifications, and their numbers match perfectly.
PhilHOST
45:35
We had to use them because the environment agency's own web pages kept returning errors when we tried to access the raw data.
PhilHOST
45:42
Finally, in this section, let's talk about health care realities.
Simon MooreGUEST
8:21
I think there's a good chance there.
Simon MooreGUEST
8:26
I work in the water sector, so I work for Southern Water.
Simon MooreGUEST
8:28
I'm in the asset management team there, so I've worked there for the last couple of years.
Simon MooreGUEST
8:32
And the reason we're in Reading is because we moved here for my work when I was at Thames Water.
MarkHOST
6:35
So I can sort of see the point about this and to your also point about the local issues that he's faced.
MarkHOST
6:42
in fact southern water which supplies water to the isle of sheppey said it was tackling the root causes pollution um through what was basically they claim is a record 8.9 billion investment program to cut incidents um whether that really is actually going to really manifest itself into better and cleaner waters we will have to see but i think it does raise the other issue doesn't it mr p which is Danny Dyer can raise this as a concern.
MarkHOST
7:13
He doesn't have authority over government or any of the governing bodies in the utilities.
MarkHOST
7:20
And so should it now be that the government needs to step in and start taking further action? Because this is something that's been going on for decades, not just recent times.
Jazz DokluGUEST
33:36
You're missing the £717.
Jazz DokluGUEST
33:39
Where's that come from? So it came from a property where Southern Water haven't been sending me.
Jazz DokluGUEST
33:44
I'm a bit old school.
Jazz DokluGUEST
33:46
I prefer a letter to show me the bill.
Mark CaveHOST
1:19
South West Water submitted its application on 6th October.
Mark CaveHOST
1:23
Southern Water applied on 31st July, held a public hearing on 25th August, and the Environment Agency says it's still awaiting the Secretary of State's decision.
Mark CaveHOST
1:32
Those are applications.
Mark CaveHOST
1:34
They are not rules in force.
Nikki WhiteHOST
3:29
So they've been warned.
Nikki WhiteHOST
3:32
On behalf of Southern Water in their defence, they have said in the past that they're committed to reducing storm overflows through their 10-year Clean Rivers and Seas Plan, and that's worth £1.5 billion.
Nikki WhiteHOST
3:43
And they say it's already starting to make a difference, along with some other measures that they've got in the pipeline.
RobertHOST
3:48
Thank you very much.
Ed GambleHOST
11:21
local legends or local folklore.
Ed GambleHOST
11:24
So her friend wrestled as the head of Southern Water.
Ed GambleHOST
11:26
He's like the water board.
Ed GambleHOST
11:27
He's a real bad guy.
Sean AshworthGUEST
15:57
I like to think it's up to all of us to hunt down those decision points and actively engage with them.
Sean AshworthGUEST
16:02
I now work at Southern Water, which is challenging because Southern Water, as all water companies, have their reputation literally in the toilet, shall we say.
Sean AshworthGUEST
16:12
It's quite challenging working for a water company with that constant media messaging about how terrible they are.
Sean AshworthGUEST
16:19
But my job in Southern Water is around environmental improvement, water quality improvement, and working with communities and catchment partnerships.
Sean AshworthGUEST
16:29
I've been lucky to have found something really bold and big to do in each of the places I've worked.
Sean AshworthGUEST
16:36
And in Southern Water I think it is gonna be the catchment-based approach.
Sean AshworthGUEST
16:41
That sounds quite boring, but what it's really about is the water company working in partnership with the catchment partnerships, working very closely with those to generate real material environmental outcomes for all our river systems and groundwater systems, and use the weight of the water companies and the funding that moves through the water companies to deliver loads of interesting things that works for both parties really.
Sean AshworthGUEST
17:12
Watch this space, but I think there's loads to do on that, and it's gonna be quite exciting over the next few years.
Mark CaveHOST
1:38
Supply boundaries vary.
Mark CaveHOST
1:40
A property might be South East Water, or it might be another supplier like Southern Water.
Mark CaveHOST
1:45
So before you quote, and before you arrive on site, check the water supplier for that exact address.
Mark CaveHOST
1:51
Every job.

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