South West Water has started work this week on an innovative sustainable drainage scheme to reduce sewer flooding in the South Hams village of Aveton Gifford.

South East Water’s laboratory has improved its analytical excellence according to the UK’s national accreditation body following a recent assessment.

Severn Trent Water has been working round the clock this week  to tackle sewer flooding during stormy weather.

Scottish Water is investing £3 million in Cambuslang as part of works to upgrade the waste water network and reduce the risk of flooding.

NI Water has started work on a new wastewater pumping station at Clabby Road, Fivemiletown.

A major upgrade of the N241 road near Schagen in North Holland is using a 1000 mm siphon system from Van Heck to divert water during the extension of a culvert under the road.

United Utilities is starting work this month on a £14 million programme to upgrade Carlisle's water mains.

The European Investment Bank has approved EUR €8.2 billion of new loans to support thirty-seven new projects which include schemes to reduce river flooding, coastal erosion and landslides in southern Italy and improving flood protection in the Netherlands.

If Totex is going to be embraced and succeed, the time has finally arrived for water companies to look at whether operators are ‘using’ important assets correctly, or inadvertently abusing them, according to Ham Baker’s Spares Maintenance & Service division.