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WWT Explains...water reuse
In our latest WWT Explains guide, produced in association with Evides, we look at
water reuse.
Water reuse hasn’t yet...
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Rewarding excellence
WWT content director Alec Peachey looks ahead to next year's Water Industry Awards.
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WWT Explains… groundwater discharges
In our latest WWT Explains guide, produced in association with Marsh, we look at
groundwater discharges. New rules that...
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Getting to the heart of sewer repair
Wessex Water's award-winning Re-Rounder, inspired by heart surgery techniques, helps
get deformed sewer networks back into...
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WWT Explains… the practical realities of SuDS
In our latest WWT Explains guide, produced in association with Innovyze, we look at the practical realities of SuDS.
SuDS,...
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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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News >
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Water Industry Awards entry deadline extended
The deadline to get your entry in for the Water Industry Awards has been extended until
next Friday (24 January).
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South West Water completes flooding protection scheme
South West Water has completed a £1.4 million scheme to protect homes and roads from
flooding in Plymstock.
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IWJS to carry out HS2 enabling works
IWJS, a provider of services to wastewater networks and part of M Group Services, has
been appointed by SCS JV (Skanska, Costain, STRABAG) to support enabling works for the
key Phase One Area South section of the High Speed 2 (HS2) route.
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Northumbrian Water launches wet wipe campaign
Northumbrian Water has launched new ‘Bin the Wipe' campaign and is giving away more
than 1,400 bins to encourage customers not to use their toilets as a bin.
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Water Industry Awards entry deadline approaching
The deadline for entries into this year's Water Industry Awards, the annual event which
celebrates and rewards outstanding achievement and innovation in the UK water industry,
is fast approaching.