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OEP investigation concludes Defra, EA and Ofwat failed to comply with environmental law in relation to sewage discharges

The Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) has concluded that there have been failures to comply with environmental law by the Department for Environment, Food...

ICO calls for all water companies to publish sewage discharge data

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is calling on all water companies to proactively publish information relating to sewage discharges each month.   Water companies have a...

Siltbuster wins prestigious Made in Wales ethical manufacturer award

Water treatment specialist Siltbuster has been recognised at the 2024 Made in Wales Awards as the winner of the Sustainable/Ethical Manufacturer category. The awards, run...

Benson Sewage Treatment Works ready to take on more capacity as part of Thames Water’s investment programme   

Having started work on Benson Sewage Treatment Works in June 2022, Thames Water has completed a £9.7 million upgrade increasing the sites capacity by...

Over £20m invested in installing first time sewerage systems across the region

Anglian Water has completed a £20m investment across ten projects in their region, providing properties with new sewerage systems allowing them to connect to...

Beck boost from treatment works investment

Work is starting on a £1.9m project that will help to improve water quality in North Yorkshire watercourses. Broughton Beck, and ultimately the River Leven...

Water quality boost from County Durham sewage treatment investment

Upgrades to a County Durham sewage treatment works (STW) will help to protect watercourses in the area. Northumbrian Water has invested £830,000 in the work...

How new ‘agile’ SAFs ARE helping Severn Trent to reduce storm overflow spills 

Severn Trent is rolling out pioneering ‘portable sewage treatment systems’ as part of a £450m programme to reduce storm overflow spills. The water company is...

Marsh Industries launches unique sequential batch reactor sewage treatment plant and phosphate reduction system

Marsh Industries has launched a unique sequential batch reactor (SBR) sewage treatment plant and phosphate reduction system, the Marsh Nutra-Lite and Marsh Phos-Lite. When combined,...

New book aimed at the lay reader could help explain the challenges of sewage treatment to the public

A new paperback book aimed at the lay reader could help explain the complexities and challenges of sewage treatment to members of the public. THE...

Scotland’s environmental regulator serves a Fixed Monetary Penalty for unauthorised discharge into South Lanarkshire river

B.H.C. Limited, based in Enniskillen, has been served a Fixed Monetary Penalty (FMP) by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) after the regulator found...

Thames Water’s Cirencester sewage treatment works undergoing £21 million upgrade to increase capacity at the Cotswold capital

Cirencester Sewage Treatment Works (STW) is currently undergoing a £21 million upgrade to improve the quality of effluent released at the works and increase...

Work complete on project to upgrade County Durham sewage site

A £5.8m project to increase capacity at a County Durham sewage treatment works and help protect river water quality has been completed. Northumbrian Water has...

Costain awarded £6.6m by Thames Water to upgrade Hertfordshire treatment sites

Costain, the infrastructure solutions company, has been awarded a contract with Thames Water to upgrade strategic treatment assets in Markyate and Brickendon in Hertfordshire. The...

UKWIR’s innovative research programme transforms sewerage management

Sewage pollution in surface waters in the UK and Ireland is one of the most high-profile environmental issues in the country. Water industry research...

Scientists filter out opportunity to combat algal blooms with sewage waste

Researchers in Scotland are investigating the potential of converting sewage sludge into a mineral-rich material that could be used to treat water impacted by...

Euroby appoints Stuart Heley as its new Managing Director

Euroby Ltd, one of the UK’s leading suppliers of waste processing equipment and dewatering expertise, has announced the appointment of Stuart Heley as Managing...

Secretary of State welcomes Ofwat’s actions following sewage investigation, but some raise concerns about effectiveness of fines

Secretary of State, Steve Reed, has welcomed Ofwat's proposal to fine Thames, Yorkshire and Northumbrian Water a total of £168m for failing to manage...

Efficient rotary screw blowers and optimised aeration reduce electricity consumption

As part of a major modernisation of Germany's Hirblingen sewage treatment plant, six HPC KAESER rotary screw blowers were installed to take care of aeration...

SEPA confirms naturally occurring seaweed not sewage present on Scottish beach

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has identified the presence of seaweed on Havoc beach near Dumbarton following reports of a suspected sewage incident. Staff...

“Simply not good enough” says EA Chair Alan Lovell, after 2023 environmental performance report shows lack of improvement

The Environment Agency has published its annual report on the environmental performance of England’s nine water and sewerage companies during 2023.  The report shows an improvement...

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