Edward Eastham joins South Staffs Water as Head of Capital Investment Delivery

South Staffs Water has announced the appointment of Edward Eastham as new Head of Capital Investment Delivery.

Edward has spent most of his career working in the water and utilities sector, following the acquisition of his master’s degree in environmental health engineering.

Throughout his career, Edward has managed projects and capital programmes, working alongside Thames Water, Veolia, and Severn Trent. He was previously employed as regional director at Northavon Water Services.

Andy Willicott, Managing Director, commented: “I’m delighted to welcome Edward to the business, as we continue to progress with our current investment upgrade.”

“Edward’s knowledge and expertise will be fundamental to the delivery of our long-term plans, including the upgrade of two of our water treatment works, which will substantially improve the quality of our water and increase our operational resilience.”

 

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