In the anniversary week of the 2007 floods, Yorkshire Water is calling on the Government to give water companies a greater role in surface water management.

Welsh Water has invested £4.5 million in a scheme to deliver environmental improvements to the town of Whitchurch.

Northumbrian Water starts work today on a £600,000 scheme to protect five properties from flooding.

A 1960s sewer which runs alongside the main Bristol to London railway line has been repaired using no dig technology.

Almost 200 homes in Dorset have been safeguarded from flooding thanks to a programme of works to improve the county’s sewerage system.

Wessex Water has published its latest results for the financial year ended 31st March 2010.

Wessex Water is making progress with a number of new schemes.

Wessex Water has announced plans to invest more than £20m to increase renewable energy generation from biogas at its Taunton sewage treatment works.

The sixth largest water company in England and Wales, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, has taken a top prize at this year’s prestigious Business Commitment to the Environment (BCE) Environmental Leadership Awards for developing the first successful commercial application of ultraviolet (UV) disinfection technology to treat poor quality sewage.

Dwr Cymru Welsh Water customers served by Pen y Cefn water treatment works are set to benefit from a£7.8 million investment scheme.