South East Water is highlighting how simple catchment management steps by farmers can help deliver better water quality as part of its work with the Water and Farming Partnership Project (WFPP).

The NI Assembly has introduced new legislation, to ensure that adequate provisions are made for the future adoption and maintenance of all sewers and lateral drains which connect to the public sewer network.

ISO, the independent international organization with a membership of 162 national standards bodies, has released a new video describing how ISO standards are contributing to meeting global water challenges to coincide with World Water Day this week.

Amiad Water Systems Ltd has returned to profitability, according to its full year results for the twelve months ended 31 December 2015 published today, while its UK subsidiary is expected to be a major player in the non-irrigation segment in Europe.

Aqualia has joined the PPP For Cities project, an initiative the United Nations is promoting through its Regional Commission UNECE and its International Centre of Excellence on PPPs (ICoE) programme, which is led, in Spain, by the IESE Business School.

Yorkshire Water is calling on customers across Yorkshire to help hunt for waste water pumping stations hidden throughout the region over Easter.

Wessex Water is resuming major work next month to help protect properties and the highway in Mark, Somerset, from flooding.

Southern Water has told customers that the £30 million improvements undertaken over the last few years on its five stormwater outfalls into Langstone Harbour has resulted in a 50 per cent reduction in the number of days when releases have occurred between 2014 and 2015.

South East Water has launched a new online interactive bill to explain the different terms and sections shown on its customer bills.