Carillion has signed contracts, secured preferred bidder positions and been awarded frameworks worth some £1.7 billion since 30 June 2015, according to its latest trading update.

Anglian Water is launching a new campaign to keep fats and wipes out of Cambridge sewers in an effort to keep the city’s pipes clear.

The Environment Agency has launched a new consultation on its proposal for a river designation change for the River Darent.

Energetics has welcomed the first five trainees onto its new multi-utilities apprenticeship scheme – who will spend the next three years developing vocational skills and studying for industry-recognised qualifications in gas, water and electricity utilities.

Yorkshire Water is starting an essential safety project this month at its Stubden reservoir, located off Long Causeway in Denholme.

Increasing sewerage charges are making it more important than ever for industrial users of wastewater treatment to consider their options, according to newly appointed WPL Managing Director Gareth Jones.

Ownership of a Fife reservoir has been transferred to the local community under the first ‘right to buy’ initiative of its kind in Scotland.

Bristol Water has published a statement aimed at clarifying the bill reduction for its customers following the impact of Competition & Markets Authority decision on the price review.

This piece was originally published on the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Infrastructure Blog

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