sewers - WWT
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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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United Utilities trials wireless camera for sewer inspections
United Utilities has become the first UK water company to make use of the Quickview
zoom camera for sewer inspections.
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Thames adopts new thinking in sewer upgrade
Thames Water is radically re-engineering an Oxfordshire market town's sewer network
to help developers prepare for...
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Six water companies back sanitary disposal bag initiative
Six of the UK's major water companies have joined an initiative to distribute disposal bags
which encourage customers to...
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Painstaking clear-up at sewage works after oil poured into sewers
Thames Water has launched an investigation after thick, black oil was poured into a
sewers, clogging up a pumping station...
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Sewer project enables hotel opening at Edinburgh's Holyrood
A new overflow pipe connecting two Victorian brick sewers within the world heritage site of
Edinburgh's Holyrood Park has...
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Severn Trent completes innovative sewer upgrade scheme
Severn Trent has completed a unique flood alleviation scheme in Gloucestershire using
innovative underground technology.
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20% still put FOG from cooking down drains - study
One in five consumers still put leftover fat, oil and grease (FOG) from cooking down the
kitchen sink or drain, according...
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Thames employs innovative engineering to avert disruption
Thames Water is using innovative engineering techniques to upgrade a brick-built Victorian
sewer above Baker Street tube...
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Study: 20 million UK women admit flushing sanitary products
New research suggests that as many as 20 million women in the UK have flushed at
least one non-biodegradable sanitary...
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Severn Trent launches education experience for children
Severn Trent has officially launched its ‘Wonderful Water Tour', a new innovative
educational roadshow created to inspire...
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