Industry News
London’s super sewer now fully built after final shaft lid lifted into place
A 1,200-tonne concrete ‘lid’ has capped the deepest shaft on the Tideway project, marking the full completion of the heavy civil engineering works.
The lifting...
Insight & Opinion
Utilities should prepare ahead of mandatory monitoring
Healthier rivers will be one outcome of implementation of the Environment Act 21, writes Darren Hanson, director of environmental solutions, Xylem. Now water companies...
Awards, Charity & Funding
SES Water achieves third prestigious biodiversity award
SES Water has successfully attained its third Biodiversity Benchmark award for land management from The Wildlife Trust. The award was achieved at part of...
Water Company News
A fatberg the weight of three double decker buses is unblocked from east London
A fatberg, which was almost 6 ft tall and weighed the same as three double-decker buses, has successfully been removed from wet well near...
Water Vlogs
Are women working in the utilities sector victims of unconscious bias?
In our latest Water Vlog, Phil Alsop, Editor or Water Magazine chats with Hayley Monks, a Founder Member of Women in Utilities Network and...
Environmental News
As climate change intensifies, water efficiency becomes increasingly important – spread the word this Water Saving Week
Waterwise started Water Saving Week in 2015 to get the nation talking about saving water, and most importantly, empowering people to take action to...
Mergers & Acquisitions
Environmental risk reduction services business Adler & Allan announces new investment from Goldman Sachs Alternatives
Environmental risk reduction and advisory services organisation Adler & Allan has announced that the Private Equity business at Goldman Sachs Alternatives will acquire a...
Appointments
CIWEM announces Anna Daroy as new Chief Executive Officer
The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management has announced the appointment of Anna Daroy as new Chief Executive Officer.
Chair of the Board of...
Environmental News
Harmless pollen deposits identified on coastlines around Scotland
The mystery of a paint-like substance spotted by members of the public on coastlines around Scotland has been solved by scientists from the Scottish...
Appointments
Brandon Hire Station introduces new senior leadership team
Tools and equipment specialist rental products supplier Brandon Hire Station has formed a new senior leadership team with a three-pronged focus at its heart.
The...
Water Company News
Devon and Cornwall’s two biggest reservoirs hit 90% storage ahead of target
South West Water has said the two biggest strategic reservoirs for the South West have successfully refilled to over 90% storage capacity.
Roadford Reservoir and...
Industry News
Ayesa wins largest water project contract to date in Saudi Arabia, valued at 95 million euros
Ayesa, a leading global provider of technology and engineering solutions, has announced it has won its biggest contract ever in the Kingdom of Saudi...
Government, Policy & Regulation
Water Regs UK retires Water Regulations Guide
Water Regs UK has announced the launch of its new guidance online, marking the retirement of the Water Regulations Guide. This is the most...
Water Company News
United Utilities and University of Manchester join forces in the hunt for materials of the future
An ambitious project between United Utilities and the University of Manchester to put green concrete to the test in the water sector has taken...
Environmental News
Better flood protection planned for Isle of Wight
The Environment Agency, in partnership with the Isle of Wight Council, has committed to better protect more than 300 properties and businesses from coastal...
Industry News
Kemtile wades into Wessex Water flooring challenge
Kemtile, a division of Stonhard, has recently completed the installation of a new hard-wearing and chemically resistant flooring solution for Wessex Water at their Food Hall Facility.
The...
Awards, Charity & Funding
Boris Miksic receives special recognition for 50 Years of dedicated work at NACE-International
Boris Miksic, a Croatian-American entrepreneur and owner of Cortec Corporation, has received special recognition for 50 years of dedicated work at NACE-International, the largest...
Government, Policy & Regulation
OEP finds ‘deeply concerning’ issues with how the laws in place to protect England’s rivers, lakes and coastal waters are being put into practice
‘Deeply concerning’ failures to properly implement regulations designed to protect rivers, lakes and coastal waters in England mean key targets for improvement will be...
Industry News
Urgent investment needed for “wicked” rivers problem
The water sector is at the forefront of the UK's sustainability revolution, but this is not without its challenges. The need for greater investment,...
Awards, Charity & Funding
Jacobi Group receives WQA Excellence Award for sustainability journey
Jacobi Carbons, Inc. – a global supplier of activated carbon, ion exchange resins and mobile filter service solutions – has been named recipient of...
Water Company News
Protecting Dorset the plan with Halstock expansion
A multi-million pound investment that will help to further protect waterways in the rural north-west corner of Dorset has been outlined in a development...
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