Extreme sea-levels - which can cause catastrophic floods - have been mapped with greater accuracy than ever before in a new study by Dutch researchers (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Deltares), published today in Nature Communications.

London Luton Airport is the first establishment in the UK to be equipped with ground breaking new stormwater treatment equipment, which is set to transform the way in which airports, and other major infrastructure projects are able to manage surface water runoff.

Scottish Water has awarded a contract for laboratory services under its Chemical Investigations Programme (CIP2) worth an estimated £1.6 million.

Affinity Water has extended the tender deadline for a cloud hosting services contract for a second time - already pushed out by by almost a month, the deadline has now been put back to 12th July. 

The Environment Agency and  Natural Resources Wales have published  the Abstraction Licensing Strategy for the river Wye catchment setting out the licensing principles, information on water availability for further abstraction and how the organisations will manage existing abstraction licences in the catchment.

Scottish Water has completed a £1.4 million project to install a new main on the island of Iona, one of Scotland’s top tourist destinations.

Following a six month trial at Howdon Sewage Treatment Works, Northumbrian Water is set to replace a total of four troublesome pumps with FL776 rotary lobe units made by Börger.

A new, specially created app is just one of the ways CiM6 (Costain Integrated with MWH for AMP6) has improved its management of the commissioning of projects for the Severn Trent Water AMP6 delivery programme.