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Tideway scoops sustainability award Tideway, the company delivering the Thames Tideway Tunnel, has been rewarded at the Sustainability Leaders Awards 2019 for... Read More >
Opinion: How will the UK protect the environment after Brexit? The Draft Environment (Principles & Governance) Bill leaves several unanswered questions about the enforcement of the... Read More >
New environmental scorecards assess PR19 plans Blueprint for Water, part of the Wildlife and Countryside Link nature coalition, has published new scorecards that analyse... Read More >
South West Water backs ‘Year of Green Action' South West Water is planning to hold a year-long series of environmental events for staff and the public. Read More >
Microplastics: Plastics, plastics everywhere There is growing evidence that microplastics passed on through our wastewater have become widespread in aquatic... Read More >
Kent dairy farmer prosecuted for polluting stream with slurry A dairy farmer based near Ashford has been ordered to pay £1,500 plus £5,516 in victim charges and costs by Maidstone... Read More >
New app eases cover crop verification for farmers Farmers who have committed to grow environmentally friendly cover crops are now able use a new app to quickly verify their... Read More >
Northumberland pumping station set for £12M investment Northumbrian Water and the Environment Agency are to spend £12 million on the modernisation of its Riding Mill pumping... Read More >
Yorkshire Water investing nearly £8M at two WwTWs Yorkshire Water is starting two schemes of investment worth £7.7 million at two wastewater treatment works in north... Read More >
Outdoor use of metaldehyde banned from spring 2020 A ban on the outdoor use of metaldehyde is to be introduced across Great Britain from spring 2020, the Environment... Read More >
New protections set out in first Environment Bill in 20 years Environment Secretary Michael Gove has published draft clauses for the first Environment Bill in two decades, with its... Read More >
Interview: Ofwat director Trevor Bishop Ofwat director Trevor Bishop explains why the regulator wants to ensure wastewater resilience becomes just as central to... Read More >
Getting through the bog of water deterioration together A partnership between United Utilities and the RSPB to help restore moorland peat bogs near Manchester illustrates how... Read More >
Wessex Water to pay record £975k after sewage spills Wessex Water has offered to pay £975,000 to achieve equivalent environmental benefits following a series of sewage spills... Read More >
Northumbrian investigates prospect of CNG fuel for fleet Northumbrian Water is investigating the possibility of using Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) to fuel its vehicle fleet, as... Read More >

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