Thames Water - WWT
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Thames Water uses innovative new precise drilling technique
Thames Water used a state-of-the-art drilling technique to help it install a vital new sewage
pipe while protecting a...
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Thames Water remains worst performer on leakage
Thames Water continues to be "by far the worst performer" on leakage, according to
the Public Accounts Committee...
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Thames Water uses blow-up bags to reduce sewer flooding
Thames Water has begun using new blow-up bags - which temporarily block the flow of
wastewater in sewers so they can be...
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Thames Water celebrates International Women in Engineering Day
Female engineers at Thames Water have shared their stories to mark International
Women in Engineering Day and encourage...
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Thames reinvests £3m from third party damage claims
Thames Water has recovered almost £3 million in damage claims in the past year, all of
which will be reinvested in the...
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Smart meters help Thames Water slash leakage
Smart meters have helped Thames Water achieve what it described as the water
industry's “biggest reduction in leakage this...
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Sarah Bentley confirmed as new Thames Water CEO
Bentley joins Thames from Severn Trent
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Thames engineers keeping services running during coronavirus outbreak
Engineers from Thames Water are continuing to maintain essential water and
wastewater services during the coronavirus...
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Thames Water unveils historic picture archive
Thames Water has revealed an archive of almost 20,000 images, which chart the
development of London's water supply and...
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SES and Thames both accept final determination
The boards of Thames Water and SES Water have accepted Ofwat's final determination of
the companies’ business plans for...
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Thames Water reduces waste costs by recycling mussels
Thames Water is using unwanted mussel shells that are collected from pipes and tunnels
to fill potholes, lay pathways and...
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Scarsella exits race to become Thames chief
Basil Scarsella has pulled out of talks to become the new CEO of Thames Water.
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Thames Water recognised for commitment to LGBT+ staff
Thames Water has rocketed more than 100 places up the charity Stonewall's
workplace equality index in recognition of its...
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More than 100,000 children learn about the water industry
More than 100,000 schoolchildren have been given an insight into how Thames Water
deals with water and waste for millions...
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Secret underground reservoir in London revealed in all its glory
One of Thames Water's reservoirs - hidden under ancient woodland in London – was
revealed in all its Victorian glory...
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