HOLNE STW_SO_HOLNE
The monitor is reporting and shows no discharge.
This overflow spills far more than most.
On the analysis this is one of the catchment's heavier or longer-running overflows. See the record below, and how the verdict is reached.
How this verdict is reached →Can its works cope?
Full capacity view →This overflow drains to HOLNE_STW_HOLNE, serving about 293 people on a 36.4 m³/day permit.
The works itself needs investment or a lower permit.
Its permit
What the environmental permit sets for this overflow — and where the public record is silent, which is itself the finding.
- Pass-forward flow
- 36.4 m³/day (works DWF)
- Spill frequency limit
- None set
- Monitoring tier
- Not published
- Assessment trigger
- Crossed — over 10 spills/year
Is anyone acting on this?
Nothing on record.
A flagged problem with no active measure against it. That is a gap in the public record.
What you can do about this one
Ask for the data
Under the Environmental Information Regulations, HOLNE STW_SO_HOLNE's telemetry, the works' flow-to-full-treatment setting, and any spill investigations are emissions information — they cannot be withheld on commercial-confidentiality grounds. A written request is the fastest lever.
Get it into the next programme
Investigations that will shape the 2030–35 environment programme must complete by this date. Putting this overflow on the record now — to South West Water and the Environment Agency — is what gets it considered.
Put it in the drainage plan
South West Water's draft Drainage & Wastewater Management Plan goes to a twelve-week consultation. A named overflow with evidence behind it is far harder to leave out.
The record since 2020
12 dry spills and 0 pre-STW spills since 2020. Pick a year to see its events below.
Dry spills, every year
12 dry spills since 2020 · showing up to 12
Spilled before its works
0 events since 2020 · started while HOLNE_STW_HOLNE stayed shut
This overflow has never been recorded spilling ahead of its treatment works.
Spills by month — 2026 to date
Dry Wet weatherEvery spill in 2026, most recent first
Each event checked against the nearest rain gauge and against the treatment works' own overflow. Open any row for its evidence dossier.