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Work begins on Glasgow's groundbreaking 'smart canal'
Construction of Europe's first ever 'smart canal' scheme, which will use the 250-year-old
Forth & Clyde Canal and 21st...
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Rain needed to reduce drought risk for 2019
The National Drought Group (NDG) met today (20 September) to assess the latest
situation and agree actions needed to...
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Welsh Water warns over low reservoir levels
Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water has urged its customers to avoid wasting water to allow
reservoirs to recover after the...
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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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Public urged to cut water use amid heatwave
A number of water companies across the UK and Ireland have urged customers to
conserve water amid the prolonged spell of...
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Northumbrian Water staff to present TV weather bulletins
Northumbrian Water employees will produce and present weather bulletins for Tyne and
Wear-based TV station MADE over the...
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Using hidden climate signals for water resource management
Making use of research into long-term weather patterns could help water utilities predict
their water resource needs for...
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Thames recommissions three water works in London
Thames Water has announced it is recommissioning three water works in London to
help with water supply across the capital...
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Water companies play down drought fears
Water companies in the south of England have insisted that there are “no water supply
issues”, despite lower than average...
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Project Focus: Smart flood alleviation system protects Portsmouth
A smart hydrometereological system was installed to monitor flood risk in the south
coast city, with real-time sewer level...
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Ice Watch wins winter maintenance deal with Yorkshire Water
Yorkshire Water has awarded a two-year, £500,000 winter maintenance deal to Ice Watch to carry
out gritting and snow...
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Upstream reform could impact new water company entrants
Reform of the UK water sector's upstream activities, such as water resourcing and sludge treatment
and disposal, is...
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Mott MacDonald checks out sewerage system performance Down Under
Mott MacDonald is investigating the performance of sewerage systems in Yarrawonga, Wodonga
and Wangaratta in north-east...
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Is the UK prepared for another drought, asks McAlinden
With some countries such as Australia and the US experiencing severe water stress, the Institution
of Civil Engineer's Ben...
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Sewer collapse in Southport causes hole in the road
It was action stations for United Utilities (UU) on Friday after a large hole appeared in the road
overnight at the...
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