More than £1 million is being invested in water mains upgrades in Stockton on Tees, to provide reliable and resilient water supplies and protect drinking water quality for more than 8,000 customers.

Almost a month after South West Water identified the cryptosporidium in its network and advised 16,000 customers to boil their water before drinking it, the Boil Water Notice still remains in place for over 2000 customers in the Brixham area.

Yorkshire Water has begun work at its Thornton-le-Beans wastewater treatment site in a £4 million investment which will see the development of a new nature-based wetland solution to improve water quality in the river Wiske, a tributary of the river Swale.

Registration is now open for the Northumbrian Water Innovation Festival – which will see thousands of creative minds from across the globe coming together to find solutions to some of the topics that have been hitting the headlines recently.

NI Water has reached the mid-way point in its ongoing Trunk Mains investment programme across Northern Ireland. The main contractor for the Trunk Mains Framework as part of the Price Control six-year PC21 Business Plan (2021-27) is Farrans Construction, with WSP providing technical and support services.

Yorkshire Water will start work will this month at two sites across west Leeds and Bradford as part of a project to improve the water quality in Pudsey Beck by reducing storm overflow discharges.

Following Barhale’s appointment to Thames Water’s £250 million Developer Services Framework, the company is already spearheading essential works in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire – paving the way for key infrastructure and development schemes.

A £6.5 million Scottish Water project to improve the quality and resilience of supply for thousands of customers has been completed; a new Olympic swimming pool sized treated water storage tank near Patna in East Ayrshire is now supplying 6,500 customers after undergoing final testing.