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Lanes' 'pillow packer' lining opens way to wildlife revival Drainage specialist Lanes Group plc has used fold-and-install large-diameter lining technology to rehabilitate a pipe that... Read More >
‘Systems thinking' helps build confidence in drinking water The water industry is applying ‘systems thinking' to ensure it can respond quickly to incidents and ensure the public... Read More >
Irish Water opens EUR30M water treatment plant in Kerry Irish Water and Kerry County Council have officially opened the Kerry Central Regional Water Treatment Plant. Read More >
British Water names Thompson as new chief executive Lila Thompson has been appointed as the new chief executive of British Water. Read More >
Thames Water trialling ammonia-eating 'smart bugs' Smart bugs grown in America could help Thames Water tackle population growth by allowing it to treat more wastewater at... Read More >
Anglian uses Bluesky 3D models to improve infrastructure Highly detailed 3D models, derived from the latest aerial photography, are helping Anglian Water design, build and... Read More >
Irish Water to invest EUR21.5M in Tullamore and Birr supply schemes Irish Water has signed a contract for major upgrades to the Tullamore and Birr water supply schemes. Read More >
Anglian Water awards £40 million leakage framework Anglian Water has jointly awarded a £40 million agreement for leak detection products to 10 suppliers. Read More >
Northumbrian and O2 team up to develop app to support workers Northumbrian Water and O2 are working together to develop an app that will support employees' physical, social and... Read More >
Southern invests £22M in new filters for Hastings WTWs Southern Water has invested £22 million in installing new filters at the two water treatment works that serve Hastings. Read More >
Irish Water opens new EUR9M wastewater treatment plant in Belmullet Irish Water and Mayo County Council have officially opened a new wastewater treatment plant in Belmullet. Read More >
Northumbrian to invest £21M in two new WTWs Two new water treatment works will be built in north Northumberland to help improve tap water quality for more than 25,000... Read More >
Wales' bathing waters return to 100% compliance The quality of Wales' bathing waters is 100 per cent compliant with EU standards for the first time since 2015. Read More >
Thames hosts Malawi water board in fact-finding mission Thames Water has welcomed members of Malawi's Central Region Water Board (CRWB) for a 10-day visit to help improve the... Read More >
Travertine pavements could cut flooding by 50% - study Changing the material used in pavements could reduce flooding by 50 per cent and purify stormwater at the same time,... Read More >

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