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The now-banned pesticide was discovered in the reservoir earlier in the year during routine sampling and immediately isolated from supply. 

Guernsey Water has progressed its first major infrastructure project of the year from Mill Street into Mansell Street. All paving has now been re-laid and full pedestrian access through Mill Street restored. All businesses could be accessed throughout.   

Rectory Hill will close from the 4th March whilst Guernsey Water continues work to install a new ring main for the Northern Parishes. 

Guernsey Water’s largest treated water service reservoir at Forest Road is now back in full operation following the upgrade – the most extensive in its 60-year history. The investment future proofs this critical asset to ensure it can continue to deliver clean, safe and wholesome drinking water to around 10,000 customers.
In a near year-long project, the tank was drained of its 13-million litres to allow specialist contractors to clean and inspect the entire internal structure.

Targeted concrete patch repairs were undertaken on the inside of the tank.

Guernsey Water have been undertaking a series of short road closures as part of preparation for major sewer works later this year.

1.4 BILLION litres. That's how much clean, safe, wholesome water you've gotten through this year so far. Enough to completely get through our largest reservoir, Longue Hougue (1.15 billion litres) and nearly all of St Andrew's too (388 million litres).

You love it. We love it. And we're dead chuffed to announce we've been awarded £10,000 from the Storm Ciaran Recovery Fund to get the Millennium Walk back to looking its best. Actually we will do better than that: by the time we've finished, it will never have looked better.

A 33-year old pumping station is to be refurbished as part of ongoing investment into the island's critical water infrastructure. Once the £300,000 programme of work has been completed, the pumping station will last decades.