Case Studies
A blueprint for Environment Act water quality monitoring
A continuous water quality monitoring project has recently been completed on the River Kent near Kendal, in the UK’s Lake District. The monitoring was...
Industry News
North West geospatial firm scales up support for the utilities sector with satellite-enabled tech solution
One of the UK’s leading geospatial technology firms, MGISS, is enhancing its provision for major utilities companies, developing an integrated solution to support asset...
Water Company News
South West Water launches innovative new trial to make customer bills fairer
South West Water has announced an innovative new trial which will give customers the chance to save money on their bills by reducing their...
Water Company News
Yorkshire Water investing £4.8m at Dishforth wastewater treatment works
Yorkshire Water is investing £4.8m in its Dishforth wastewater treatment work to improve water quality in the river Swale and to expand the capacity...
Appointments
Abloy UK strengthens growing team with three new staff appointments
Abloy UK has further strengthened its growing team with the appointment of three new members of staff. Hinna Khan, Matt Pendlebury, and Tim Remment...
Case Studies
Veolia Water Technologies upgrades speciality chemical manufacturer’s ageing water treatment system
Veolia Water Technologies has designed and installed two SIRION Mega Reverse Osmosis (RO) units for a Yorkshire-based speciality chemical company. The engineered solution has...
Government, Policy & Regulation
New multi-million pound action plan launched to protect the River Wye
On Friday 12th April, Farming Minister Mark Spencer announced a new plan to better protect and preserve the River Wye for future generations, including...
Market Analysis & Research
New research suggests cloud engineering could be more effective ‘painkiller’ for global warming than previously thought
In a study published in Nature Geoscience, researchers at the University of Birmingham found that marine cloud brightening (MCB), also known as marine cloud...
Government, Policy & Regulation
Biden-Harris Administration finalises first-ever national drinking water standard to protect 100m people from PFAS pollution in the USA
The Biden-Harris Administration in America has issued the first-ever national, legally enforceable drinking water standard to protect communities from exposure to harmful per-and polyfluoroalkyl...
Industry News
The Rivers Trust Sewage Map updated with 2023 data
The Rivers Trust has updated its Sewage Map to include data for 2023. With data shared by the Environment Agency, Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water,...
Awards, Charity & Funding
Thames21’s ‘Rewilding the Rom’ project shortlisted for ‘UK River Prize’
Environmental charity Thames21 has been shortlisted as a finalist for a prestigious river award for its innovative ‘Rewilding the Rom’ project – a project...
Awards, Charity & Funding
Over 200 charities and community projects receive support from South West Water
Over 200 charities and community initiatives across Devon and Cornwall have received support from South West Water’s Neighbourhood Fund to provide amazing services to...
Water Company News
Young people get the chance to dive into the water industry at Pennon
Pennon marked National Careers Week with a range of new opportunities for young people to experience the many opportunities that come with working in...
Water Company News
£4.4m investment in Northumberland sewage treatment works
Northumbrian Water is preparing to start work on a £4.4m upgrade to its Allendale Sewage Treatment Works, in Northumberland, helping to protect water quality...
Industry News
BIO-UV Group cuts ribbon on new BIO-SEA BWTS training facility as aftersales market grows
BIO-UV Group, the manufacturer of the BIO-SEA ballast water management system, has cut the ribbon on a new 1,200m² maritime training, R&D, engineering, and...
Market Analysis & Research
Customer trust and satisfaction in water companies falling in latest Ofwat and CCW research
Customer research published by Ofwat and consumer watchdog CCW reveals that the vast majority of people do not trust water companies to do what’s...
Awards, Charity & Funding
Northumbrian Water is officially one of the best places to work in the UK
Northumbrian Water is officially one of the best places to work in the UK. It’s the fourth time in four years that Great Place to...
Environmental News
Yorkshire tops £1.7m Enforcement Undertakings for 2023
More than £1.7 million has made its way to environmental charities or projects across Yorkshire last year, thanks to Enforcement Undertakings (EUs) paid by...
Awards, Charity & Funding
New biotechnology to remove phosphorus from wastewater given funding boost
A novel bio-based process able to remove and recover phosphorus from wastewater – developed by Cranfield University experts - has won almost half a...
Water Company News
New £8.5m service reservoir project underway near York
Yorkshire Water is building a new £8.5m service reservoir in Harton, between Malton and York, to increase resilience of the drinking water network in...
Government, Policy & Regulation
Somerset farmer fined after silage polluted Fivehead River
In a case brought by the Environment Agency, Farmer Daniel Macey, aged 44, of Underhill Farm, Staple Fitzpaine, near Taunton, has been ordered to...
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