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Ofwat confirms Thames leakage penalties
Following a consultation, Ofwat has confirmed that Thames Water will pay £65M back to its
customers as part of a total...
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Anglian Water to launch 'Operation Blue Crab'
Anglian Water is to paint blue crabs on Hunstanton and Wells' kerbs and drain covers to
raise public awareness of the...
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Climate change 'will lead to higher UK water costs'
Britain's water industry will face higher costs for treating and managing water supplies due
to the increasing occurrence...
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Yorkshire Water sets out its bioresources market offering
Yorkshire Water has held a second market engagement event as it continues to pursue
an innovative, market-led approach to...
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Severn Trent signs agreement with Next Filtration to attack FOG
Severn Trent has signed an agreement with the US-based technology supplier Next
Filtration Technologies Inc. to allow...
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EA offers farmers more flexibility on abstraction amid dry spell
The Environment Agency has announced that it is supporting farmers dealing with the
pressures of the hot, dry weather by...
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Ofwat plans reform to compensation for customers without water
Ofwat is asking for evidence to inform a review looking to update and uplift the
compensation provided to customers when...
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Ambitious leakage action long overdue - CCWater CEO
The Consumer Council for Water says ambitious action to reduce the amount of water
lost through leaky pipes is long...
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Irish Water awards contract for Vartry WTP upgrade to Veolia
Irish Water has awarded the contract for the design, construction and commissioning of
a new water treatment plant at the...
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Majority of Britons oppose wet wipe ban - survey
Fifty-nine per cent of Britons would not support the proposed Government ban on
disposable wipes, despite 93 per cent of...
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Black and Veatch names new director of asset management
Black & Veatch has named Mark Kaney as its director of asset management as the
company continues to grow its Europe...
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United Utilities calls off hosepipe ban
United Utilities has announced that the Temporary Use Ban due to start on 5 August
has been called off.
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Tree roots blamed for drain and sewer damage
Tree roots are a significant cause of damage to drains and sewers in the UK and the
problem may be set to worsen because...
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Sub-tropical plant helps tackle metals in Welsh rivers
A possible solution for treating toxic metal contamination in Welsh rivers has come from an
unlikely source in the form of...
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Gove tells water company bosses to 'raise the bar' on leaks
Environment Secretary Michael Gove said he told water company bosses they needed to
"raise the bar on tackling leaks"...
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