Wessex Water overflow WSX10034
Wessex Water · WSX10034
This page collects what public records say about one storm overflow: its permit, how often it spilled, and the improvements recorded for it. It is not a water test and does not say whether the water is fit to swim in. A spill count is not a finding that the overflow broke its permit: overflows may spill in heavy rain under their permits, and nothing here can tell whether a spill was allowed.
The record
| Company | Wessex Water |
|---|---|
| Environment Agency id | WSX10034 |
| Name in the company's live feed | – |
| Permit reference | Not in the 2024 or 2025 returns this build holds. |
The permit reference is as the Environment Agency's annual returns give it. The EA's consents register holds the permit itself, but its licence allows internal use only, so its conditions are not published here.
Swim spots downstream
SwimSignal counts this overflow at 1 swim spot. km is along the river network, through any lake on the way. The model weight is SwimSignal's estimate of how much this overflow's spills count at that spot, not a measurement (how it is worked out).
- River Avon, Warleigh Weir, Bath · 24.0 km upstream · model weight 4% · every overflow there
Spills each year
No annual return in this build is filed under this id, so there are no yearly figures to show. The overflow may be in the returns under another id.
Recent spills
When this page was updated (31 Oct 2026, 20:24), its company's live feed showed it not discharging.
Each spill's start and stop times: not listed here. The Environment Agency publishes them for 2024 on, under the Open Government Licence (its start/stop files).
Improvements recorded
No improvement or investigation entry for this overflow is in this build's 2024 and 2025 returns.
Not published here: Wessex Water's planned dates (its overflow plan layers), which carry no licence; Water UK's National Storm Overflows Plan, whose terms forbid reuse without written permission.
Send this record
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The draft
Storm overflow Wessex Water overflow WSX10034 (WSX10034) Dear Wessex Water, I am writing about your storm overflow Wessex Water overflow WSX10034 (Environment Agency id WSX10034). It is upstream of River Avon, Warleigh Weir, Bath, where people swim. Could you tell me what is planned for this overflow, and when the work is expected to be finished? The public record I am referring to is here: https://swimsignal.co.uk/overflow/WSX10034/ Thank you.
Sources and credits
Storm overflow annual returns, including permit references and improvement and investigation activity: © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right, Open Government Licence v3.0; the figures are the water companies' own returns. PR24 Water Industry National Environment Programme: © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2025. All rights reserved. Published under the Open Government Licence. Spill lengths: Environment Agency storm overflow EDM start/stop data 2024 and 2025, Open Government Licence v3.0. Live status: the water companies via the National Storm Overflow Hub, CC BY 4.0. Spots, distances and model weights: SwimSignal, traced on OS Open Rivers (contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026). Sources: annual returns, PR24 WINEP, start/stop data, National Storm Overflow Hub. All credits and licences.