Pipes - WWT
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Market Harborough upgrade moves to the next phase
A £2 million scheme to upgrade five km of new water pipes in Market Harborough is
continuing to progress, as Severn Trent...
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Engineers fix Battersea leak
Thames Water engineers exploring secret tunnels under Battersea Power Station have
repaired a pipe that was leaking enough...
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Getting to the heart of sewer repair
Wessex Water's award-winning Re-Rounder, inspired by heart surgery techniques, helps
get deformed sewer networks back into...
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Barhale helps restore sewer pipes in East Anglia
Barhale, as part of Anglian Water's @one Alliance, has helped rehabilitate more than 10.4
kilometres of sewer pipe across...
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Safe handling: @One's pipe coil initiative
When a member of the @One Alliance team suffered serious injuries while installing a
section of coiled pipe, the company...
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Northumbrian helps create gel to prevent tree root ingress
Northumbrian Water is working with Durham University and a company called
Intelligent Gels to help prevent tree roots from...
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Under pressure: Tackling leakage in new networks
Leakage in new pipelines represents a significant problem but, working alongside
Scottish Water, Ant Hire Solutions has...
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South Staffs adopts new technology to meet leakage challenge
South Staffs Water has begun using the HydroSEAL trenchless automated leakage
repair (TALR) technology.
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Is it time for trenchless?
Could the regulator's leakage and customer experience challenges lead water
companies to fully embrace trenchless...
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Making pipeline construction projects effective and sustainable
The use of recycled pipe bedding and connections to development on brownfield sites are
two ways in which plastic pipes...
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SES Water seeks out below-ground intelligence
Collaborative work to assess the condition of pipes in the Sutton and East Surrey region is
set to give SES Water...
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Scottish Water to start work on £30M project
Scottish Water is to improve services to more than 54,000 people in parts of the
Bearsden, Milngavie, Clydebank and...
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Government working on digital map of underground pipes and cables
The Government has announced that its Geospatial Commission is working to bring
together the existing data on underground...
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Iron age skeletons uncovered in chalk stream project
A multi-million pound Thames Water project to protect the future of a rare Oxfordshire
chalk stream has revealed some...
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Sewer pipe ‘re-rounder' robot wins innovation award
The Wessex Water team behind pioneering robotic sewer repairs has been recognised with
the south west Institute of Water...
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