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Through the keyhole: The King's Scholars' Pond project
The use of keyhole engineering on Thames Water's King's Scholars' Pond project saved
money and carbon while keeping London...
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Flushed with success: FOG and Unflushables
Southern Water's FOG and Unflushables programme has brought a significant
improvement in the state of its sewers. Robin...
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Will SfA8 make as big a splash as hoped?
Martin Lambley, product manager for stormwater management at Wavin, looks at
whether Sewers for Adoption 8 will meet...
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WWT Explains… Sewer modelling and CSOs in association with Innovyze
In our latest WWT Explains guide, produced in association with Innovyze, we look at
the subject of sewer modelling and...
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Developing ideas: Thames Water's innovative sewer plan
Thames Water is radically re-engineering an Oxfordshire market town's sewer network
to help developers prepare for...
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Brexit, WWII, ancient artefacts: Southern Water's testing sewer project
Southern Water's £2.5 million project to replace an 800m stretch of sewer main in Kent
was complicated by - among other...
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Tyre microplastics pollution: Ignore it or remove it?
Tyre microplastics is one of the largest sources of pervasive pollution in the water
environment, yet consistently ignored...
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A data-led approach to clearing FOG
Water utilities have a major challenge working with local food businesses to prevent
fats, oils and grease entering the...
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Meeting the SuDS challenge
A report indicates that the UK has a long way to go on implementing sustainable
drainage systems, yet advice and...
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Getting to Grips with… FOG and bioaugmentation
Of the tens of thousands of blockages in UK sewer networks every year, almost three
quarters are caused by Fats, Oil and...
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Capital's infrastructure needs integrated water approach
The concerns of Londoners about the capital city's resilience highlight the need for
integrated planning across water,...
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Ready for anything: Resilience in the Round
Resilience is one of the four priorities that Ofwat wants to see water companies adopt in
their plans for PR19. But what...
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Moving towards greener resilience
Nature-based solutions can help us to see the big picture when building in system
resilience, writes Dr Jonathan Simm,...
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Mind the step: manholes, steps and ladders
Manhole steps, ladders and associated access systems perform a safety critical function.
Here, Chris Cawte, managing...
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Deragger proves benefits in wide-ranging trial
An innovative device which keeps sewage pumps free of rag has been shown in an
independent trial to save energy as well as...
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£20m London sewer upgrade recognised
Thames Water's work to upgrade a Victorian sewer in central London has been recognised.
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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 products as flushable.
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NI Water calls for more sewerage infrastructure investment
NI Water has called for more infrastructure investment following the completion of a
£5 million project which involved the upgrade of major sewers in parts of Belfast city
centre.
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Sidmouth fatberg ‘autopsy' results revealed
Household cooking fats and hygiene products were the main ingredients behind the
giant fatberg found lurking under a Devon seaside town last year, scientists have
revealed.
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Welsh Water extends registration time for pesticide disposal scheme
Welsh Water has extended the time period for farmers, growers and land managers to
register for its free and confidential pesticide disposal scheme.