Scottish Water has completed the first phase of a major £10 million-plus sewer upgrade project - more than a kilometre of temporary pipeline has been dismantled and removed with the newly relined rising main once again carrying pressurised waste water for treatment.

Yorkshire Water is recruiting 27 graduates, its largest cohort ever, to fill a range of roles as it prepares for its next investment period

Glas Cymru, the not-for-shareholder company which owns Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, has today announced the appointment of three new Non-Executive Directors to its Board.

Southern Water has finally restored water supply to 58,000 customers, 2 days after first reporting a technical issue at its Testwood Water Supply Works. 

Thames Water has successfully installed pipes made of glass reinforced plastic (GRP) in the Northern Outfall Sewer (NOS) at Stratford High Street.

United Utilities has invested £20 million upgrading the wastewater treatment works in Congleton, improving the quality of water returning to the River Dane, protecting wildlife and reducing its overall environmental impact.

Anglian Water have recently completed essential upgrades in Watton and the surrounding area to enhance the local environment, build resilience against the rapidly changing climate, and support community growth.