Farmers in Gloucestershire have secured more than £680,000 in funding from Severn Trent for on-farm improvements that help improve drinking water quality and river health across the region.

Yorkshire Water is investing £2.5m to lay 1.9km of new rising main to transfer wastewater flows from Hatfield Woodhouse to Thorne for treatment.

Uisce Éireann’s capital expenditure on critical water and wastewater infrastructure exceeded €1.2 billion last year, delivering improved drinking water quality to customers, reducing wastewater discharges to the environment and building resilience in Irish water supplies.

Thames Water is encouraging customers, communities and stakeholders to have their say on plans for a proposed new reservoir near Abingdon, Oxfordshire; the first community engagement event commences on Thursday 27 June in Sutton Courtenay.

Uisce Éireann is making significant progress on €19 million upgrade works to wastewater infrastructure in Ballina and Newport, Co. Tipperary.

United Utilities is inviting customers to learn more about its five year pipeline refurbishment plans through Widnes and St Helens.

Southern Water is investing nearly £8 million to help reduce phosphorous levels and improve water quality as part of upgrades to Battle Wastewater Treatment Works.

Severn Trent’s is progressing work in Nottinghamshire as part of its accelerated £450 million region-wide programme of investment, where once complete, spills from active storm overflows will reduce by 20% a year.