sewers - WWT
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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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Southern investing £30M to improve Thanet sewers
Southern Water is investing more than £30 million to upgrade Thanet's ageing sewers
to help protect wildlife and the...
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Water 4.0 and the wastewater cycle
To make a success of Water 4.0, the industry needs to work from the bottom up, installing
the right monitoring equipment...
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Tunnel vision: Building the Shieldhall sewer superstructure
The Shieldhall Tunnel is Scotland's biggest sewer superstructure. Scottish Water's
Dominic Flanagan and Costain's Neil...
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Thames engages with a million customers on business plan
Thames Water has engaged with a record one million customers to help develop its
latest business plan, to be unveiled next...
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NI Water issues FOG appeal after fatberg reaches manhole cover
Northern Ireland Water has urged the public not to allow fats, oils and grease (FOG) to
enter the sewers after discovering...
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Gravity-fed lining set to extend sewer life for Yorkshire Water
Yorkshire Water has trialled a world first €~no dig' gravity-fed sewer lining system to increase
the lifespan of its...
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Thames Water launches wet wipe campaign
Thames Water has launched a new campaign urging people to stop flushing wet wipes
down the toilet in a bid to reduce sewer...
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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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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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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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Glasgow's Shieldhall Tunnel becomes operational
Scotland's biggest sewer superstructure has become operational in a feat of engineering
hailed as 'extraordinary' by...
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Southern uses recycled water to fight sewer blockages
Southern Water has carried out an exercise in which it used recycled water from its
treatment works in an effort to...
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