sewers - WWT
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South West Water completes £2m sewer upgrade
South West Water has completed the second and final phase of its £2 million scheme to
improve the sewer network in...
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Servelec Technologies carrying out review of asset database
A review of UKWIR's National Failure Database (NFD) for pipe assets is being carried out
by Servelec Technologies.
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IWJS to carry out HS2 enabling works
IWJS, a provider of services to wastewater networks and part of M Group Services, has
been appointed by SCS JV (Skanska,...
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Unblocktober hailed a success
An awareness month aimed at protecting the UK's sewers and seas has been hailed a
major success, after more than 4,500...
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Severn Trent's sewer network project reaches new depths
A £3 million project to improve a sewer network in Nottingham is being carried out by
Severn Trent Water.
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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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Ofwat approves plans to adopt sewerage assets
Water companies have seen their proposals for new sector guidance on sewerage asset
adoption given the green light by...
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Wet wipe ruling welcomed by water companies
Water companies have welcomed a ruling saying wet wipe manufacturers need to be
clearer when they are marketing their...
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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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South West Water launches Think Sink campaign
South West Water is launching a 'Think Sink' campaign for businesses to remind food
service establishments of their...
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Thames Water uses military tanker to keep sewers running
Thames Water is using a tanker designed for use by the military and United Nations
relief teams to keep its sewers running...
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Government bans plastic straws, cotton buds and stirrers
The Government has announced that it will ban plastic-stemmed cotton buds, straws
and drinks stirrers from April 2020.
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Severn Trent and Nottinghamshire council team up on flooding
Severn Trent has worked in partnership with Nottinghamshire County Council to provide
additional flood protection to over...
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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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M Group Services acquires Industrial Water Jetting Systems
Morrison Utility Services' parent company, M Group Services, has announced the
acquisition of Industrial Water Jetting...
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