Pump stations
Our pump stations play a crucial role in maintaining water levels across vast stretches of low-lying agricultural land. Often, the importance of proper drainage goes unnoticed until flooding threatens livelihoods. But effective drainage is key to ensuring our farms, homes, natural and urban environments remain protected from waterlogging and flooding. Let’s take a closer look at how our pump stations help sustain this balance.

Bells Pump Station
Bells Pump Station is one of the most advanced in our network, featuring revolutionary Archimedes screw pumps.
With a staggering capacity of 3.5 cubic meters per second, it manages water levels across 34 square kilometres of agricultural land and an important nature reserve. Beyond just flood prevention, Bells is designed with cutting-edge technology to protect the local ecosystem, particularly the endangered European eels, which thrive in the surrounding wetlands. By managing both water and wildlife, Bells ensures the area remains a vital resource for farming, nature, and biodiversity.
Twyford Pump Station
The Twyford Pump Station is designed to handle significant water volumes, ensuring the safe management of water across agricultural land and residential areas.
Operating at a capacity of 0.6 cubic meters per second, Twyford helps prevent local flooding, protecting nearby communities. As residential development expands, the importance of efficient water management will become even more critical, and Twyford has been built with the capacity to deal with additional water from new developments.


Harty & Leysdown Pump Stations
Covering a vital area of low-lying farmland, the newly constructed Harty & Leysdown Pump Stations play an essential role in managing excess water during periods of heavy rainfall.
With a capacity of 0.69 cubic metres per second, it may seem smaller compared to our other stations, but its impact on local agriculture is immense. Without effective drainage, waterlogged soils can destroy crops and severely impact farm yields. Harty & Leysdown works to ensure the continued success of farming in this area.
