Environmental News
Bumper year for eels on River Great Ouse
The Environment Agency is celebrating a successful year for its eel passes on the River Great Ouse. It was revealed that over 70,000 eels...
Government, Policy & Regulation
Environment Chief says we can beat the climate emergency
One of the most senior voices on the environment in England, Sir James Bevan, has given a speech to University of East Anglia students,...
Industry News
Schneider Electric and Royal HaskoningDHV transform wastewater treatment with next-generation automation platform
Schneider Electric, a leader in the digital transformation of energy management and industrial automation, has announced the successful integration of its EcoStruxure™ Automation Expert...
Awards, Charity & Funding
Naylor wins Family Business Award
Yorkshire based pipe and concrete product manufacturer Naylor Industries has won the “Family Business of the Year” Award in the prestigious Connect Yorkshire awards.
The...
Case Studies
New pumps enable water purification plant to increase efficiency with 20 hours a day operations
A large Indian water purification company has increased the efficiency and reliability of its water purification plant with 20 hours per day running due...
Government, Policy & Regulation
Government’s progress on delivery of 25 year plan to improve environment has ‘fallen far short’, says OEP
The Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) has presented its independent assessment of Government’s progress in improving the natural environment in accordance with its Environmental...
Awards, Charity & Funding
Stantec recognised in the Top 10 globally for climate action by Corporate Knights
Stantec, a global leader in sustainable design and engineering, has been named one of Corporate Knights’ 2023 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the...
Government, Policy & Regulation
Anglian Water fined over half a million pounds after raw sewage discharge killed 5,000 fish in Northamptonshire river
Anglian Water has been fined £560,170 after failing to stop raw sewage being discharged into a river for 23 hours, killing 5,000 fish.
Around 6...
Industry News
Sigma Connected announces UK jobs boost for 2023
UK business outsourcing specialist Sigma Connected has announced it is creating hundreds of new jobs as part of its ongoing growth plans.
Sigma, which offers...
Market Analysis & Research
Latest CCW report suggests water retailers need to go the extra mile to help businesses and boost customer satisfaction
The Consumer Council for Water’s (CCW) fourth Testing the Waters report, which looks at how business customers in England and Wales feel about the...
Government, Policy & Regulation
Developer fined for failing to install proper water connections to properties
NI Water has welcomed the outcome of a successful prosecution against a developer who had failed to install proper water connections to properties at...
Market Analysis & Research
Trees and woodlands provide over £400m each year in fight against flooding, new study finds
Trees and woodlands have long been known to play a vital role in flood resilience, but scientists are now able to establish the financial...
Government, Policy & Regulation
New figures reveal ripping up of retained EU laws could cost £82bn for the UK
Figures released on 18 January 2023 by environmental organisations reveal that the economic costs of removing or weakening laws in just four of the...
Industry News
Yorkshire Water’s Hadfield smart water network project evolves with GoAigua
Yorkshire Water’s multi-award-winning Hadfield smart water network pilot project in Sheffield – the largest and most extensive scheme of its kind in the UK...
Environmental News
Cumbrian rivers project scoops prestigious European Riverprize
The work of the Environment Agency, Natural England and partners was announced as the winner for efforts across Cumbria to reinstate natural river processes...
Government, Policy & Regulation
Company fined £650,000 after banned chemical entered Yealm estuary
Multi-national owned International Paint Ltd has been fined £650,000 after a banned chemical entered the Yealm estuary in Devon, which is designated a Site of...
Government, Policy & Regulation
UK takes further action to protect vital marine habitats
The latest stage of proposed measures to protect further valuable marine habitats and manage harmful fishing activity in England’s Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) were...
Awards, Charity & Funding
National trade body celebrates Northamptonshire supplier
A national trade body is celebrating a supplier in Northamptonshire who goes the extra mile to support the building materials industry.
The Builders Merchants Federation...
Industry News
SUEZ and Southern Water seal agreement to monitor greenhouse gas emissions on wastewater treatment sites
SUEZ and Southern Water Services Ltd have announced a formal agreement to monitor greenhouse gas emissions as the water utility company moves closer towards...
Event News
Brooklands Innovation Academy inspires 400 STEM students
Engineers and scientists from organisations like McLaren F1, Airbus, the NHS, and Haleon, joined over 400 students for the first-ever Brooklands Innovation Academy.
Part...
Environmental News
Volunteers pick up 64,000 wet wipes out of the Thames over five-year period
Around 64,000 wet wipes have been counted and removed from several small sections of the Thames foreshore by volunteers over a period of five...
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