Goddards Green Waste Water Treatment Works
A £24.1m funding package has been secured to support the mitigation of odour emissions at Goddards Green Waste Water Treatment Works. This package consists of £4m LGF funding, £6.54m HIF funding and is further supported by an additional £13.6m from Southern Water. Works are now complete and are essential for unlocking 256 new homes to support the Brookleigh Development.
The site boasts a Thermal Hydrolysis Heat Plant, which is the first of its kind in Southern Water. The site is set to become 80% self-sufficient, generating up to 800kw per hour of electricity via the Thermal Hydrolysis Plant. This plant treats waste sludge and additional sludge taken in from surrounding wastewater treatment sites, with the end product known as ‘cake’ being sustainably re-used in local farms.
This sustainable process means there is less end waste product which benefits the entire region.
Latest Projects
Schools & Other Community Facilities
The proposals will see a considerable investment in new community facilities across the town. The Brookleigh development will provide two new primary schools as well as a secondary school. The developments will also provide several new community hubs with local shops and services as well as a dedicated Centre for Community Sport.
Green Circle & Community Open Space
Community and infrastructure
The proposals will provide greater access to the countryside as well as a new network of scenic walkways and cycle routes. The Brookleigh and other developments will also provide substantial community open space, children’s play areas, allotments and sports facilities to promote a healthy lifestyle for local residents.
Town Centre Regeneration
A major catalysts for growth and visible signs of regeneration in Burgess Hill will be NewRiver’s proposed regeneration of Burgess Hill town centre.