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Scrase Bridge Stream at Haywards Heath sewage map and spill data

9 storm overflows listed in the 2025 annual return name this water. All are operated by Southern Water. Check the latest company report for each outlet below.

9
Outlet records
160
Spills in 2025
914
Recorded hours
9
Linked to a live feed

1 records show monitor operation below 90%. Annual figures describe the whole of 2025, not today.

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Outlets on Scrase Bridge Stream at Haywards Heath

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Most recorded spills in 2025

The highest 2025 counts among these outlets. A count is events, not volume or harm. Equal counts share a rank.

  1. 1
    Lewes Road Lindfield CEO - 108273

    Southern Water

    50spills
  2. 1
    Pelham Road Lindfield CSO - 108308

    Southern Water

    50spills
  3. 3
    Haylind Road Haywards Heath CSO - 111829

    Southern Water

    32spills
  4. 4
    Pasture Hill Road CSO - 111608

    Southern Water

    10spills
  5. 5
    Western Road Haywards Heath CSO - 108811

    Southern Water

    7spills

Spills over time

The median outlet on Scrase Bridge Stream at Haywards Heath recorded 7 spills in 2025, against 11 across England.

8 outlets have a comparable count for both 2024 and 2025, with the monitor working at least 90% of each year. 0 recorded more spills, 7 fewer and 1 the same. Together they went from 279 to 155 spills, a fall of 44%.

YearOutlets with a countTotal spillsMedian per outletEngland median
20259160711
20249280919
20239167820
2022814711.513
20219131219
20201111118

Earlier returns list fewer of these outlets, so totals are not comparable between years. The median per outlet and the like-for-like change are fairer comparisons. Counts are events, not volume.

All outlet records on Scrase Bridge Stream at Haywards Heath

9 outlet records in alphabetical order. Each link opens the outlet page with its latest report and annual history.

Sources and dates

Outlet locations, waterbody links and spill figures come from the Environment Agency 2025 event duration monitoring annual return. The latest company reports come from each operator’s live feed and carry their own dates. Waterbody ID: GB107041012680. The official waterbody record is a source lookup; its classification is not imported here.

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Questions about Scrase Bridge Stream at Haywards Heath

Which outlets are linked to Scrase Bridge Stream at Haywards Heath?
The source links 9 outlet records to waterbody GB107041012680. The link comes from the annual return; it does not model where a discharge travelled.
How many spills were recorded for Scrase Bridge Stream at Haywards Heath?
9 records report 160 spills in 2025 and 914 recorded hours. All listed records have a usable count. Outlets can discharge at the same time, so the hours are not the time the whole water was affected.
Who is responsible for the outlets on Scrase Bridge Stream at Haywards Heath?
Southern Water operates every listed outlet. Contact the operator or the official pollution service if you see a problem in the water.
Which outlets on Scrase Bridge Stream at Haywards Heath are linked to a live feed?
9 of the 9 records are matched to a monitor in a company live feed. A link does not mean the monitor is working now. Use the status filters above to see the latest report for each outlet, with its date. The rest show annual figures only.
How complete is the monitoring for Scrase Bridge Stream at Haywards Heath?
1 of the listed records have monitor operation below 90% for 2025. Events can be missed when a monitor is not working, so low counts from those outlets may understate activity.
Does this show if Scrase Bridge Stream at Haywards Heath is safe?
No. Event duration data does not measure bacteria, chemicals or current water quality. Use official local water-quality advice for that question.