Thames Water has commenced the final stages of its project to future-proof water pipes across North East London. The multi-million-pound upgrade, which includes three large trunk mains, will build resilience across the local area and keep taps flowing for customers.

Anglian Water is set to start work on a major upgrade at Wellingborough’s Water Recycling Centre (WRC), installing new equipment which will remove phosphorous from wastewater, improving river water quality nearby.

NI Water is due to begin a programme of work to upgrade Ballygarvey Wastewater Pumping Station (WwPS) in Ballymena towards the end of September.

Severn Trent is set to invest £23 million in a major new pipeline to boost water supply for 65,000 rural households.

Uisce Éireann has announced that the contract to deliver a major 16 km trunk watermain from Duleek to Navan has been signed with Coffey Group.

Southern Water is investing more than £9 million to upgrade Sandown Wastewater Treatment Works on the Isle of Wight in an effort to better protect the local environment with work set to begin in October.

NI Water has issued a statement reassuring its customers that the water supplied from all its Water Treatment Works, which includes water abstracted from Lough Neagh, is safe to drink and use as normal.

Scottish Water is investing around £3 million in the first phase of a major upgrade to an important sewer main serving customers in Renfrew and Glasgow.