Staplehurst

Polluted by sewage 7 times in 2025 lasting 52 hours

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Totals for Staplehurst in 2025

1 Sites polluted by Southern Water

7 sewage dumps

52 hours duration

Sewage pollution map of Staplehurst — Sewage pollution map of Staplehurst: 52 hours in 2025

That's 2.17 days. 0.6 times a month, over the year

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Pollution Summary 2025

Here are all the reported sewage overflow totals for Staplehurst in 2025. Sometimes sewage can be being dumped for months at a time.

Reporting refers to how much of the time the monitoring was active. In this place all the declared CSO Combined Sewage Overflow - a device that, when operating, pours combined rainwater & sewage into a waterway s appeared to have monitoring enabled for more than 50% of the year

Company	Waterway	Site	Sewage Dumps	Duration (Hours)	Reporting %
Southern Water	River Beult	STAPLEHURST WWTW	7	52	100

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EDM (Event Duration Monitoring) data and Consented Discharges to Controlled Waters with Conditions from Environment Agency & Data Map Wales, and Scottish Water

Experimental derived data from Thames Water API, Some data may be missing or inaccurate. Live sewage data from Stream Water API

Annual figures up to and including 2025 come from official water company returns. The 2026 figure is our own estimate, derived continuously from the companies' live data feeds.

Uses Environment Agency rainfall data from the real-time data API (Beta) - Rainfall data is delayed by up to two days.

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