The Environment Agency, together with Natural Resources Wales, has published a joint plan setting out what is being planned and when to manage the risk of flooding in the Dee River Basin District.

BP has selected Veolia to design, build and operate a raw water treatment plant for its project to develop the Khazzan gas field, located southwest of Muscat in the Sultanate of Oman.

The outgoing Chairman of the Environment Agency, Lord Smith has praised United Utilities for bringing dry rivers back to life in the North West.

The Water Innovation Network (WIN), a free partnership network between Anglian Water and Opportunity Peterborough, is holding a workshop this week to enable innovators from businesses large and small to learn more about AMP6.

Work on United Utilities Liverpool wastewater treatment works (WWTW), an upgrade project being delivered by GCA JV (Galliford Try Costain Atkins Joint Venture), is nearing completion.

Grontmij, as part of the Flooding Risk Reduction team, has scooped the Team of the Year Award at Northumbrian Water’s annual awards ceremony.

The European Commission has set out details outlining the employment challenges and opportunities of the current transition towards a green, low carbon, energy and resource-efficient economy.

Homes in the Rhiwbina area of Cardiff are set to benefit from increased flood protection as a result of additional funding from the Welsh Government.

People and businesses of Port Clarence and Greatham South are invited to a public meeting to find out more about a proposed flood defence scheme for the town.

One of the most innovative water treatment works ever constructed was officially turned on yesterday when water started flowing at Lincolnshire’s newest water treatment works.