The South East Asia Prosperity Fund is now open for project proposals, for funding in the financial year 2015/2016.

Environment Agency maintenance teams are more than half way through a 6-week programme, removing the invasive non-native species (INNS) Floating Pennywort to try to stop it spreading further.

Balfour Beatty has taken delivery of the largest UK-owned Earth Pressure Balanced tunnelling machine, as part of a £32m project to improve water quality in the Manchester Ship Canal for its customer, United Utilities.

WRc, the innovation consultancy in the water, gas and waste and resources sectors has announced a partnership with Pure Technologies on an innovative underground asset monitoring solution.

Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water has won its appeal against Swansea Council’s decision refusing planning permission for the firm to erect a wind turbine at its Swansea Bay wastewater treatment works.

BAM International has won a major marine infrastructure project in Abu Dhabi worth £55 million (€70 million).

The Crown Estate has published a new report  highlighting the significant opportunity provided by the nation’s marine aggregates  resource to deliver a sustainable, secure and growing contribution to the UK’s building materials supply chain, coastal management and port development.

United Utilities is about to start work on massive £13 million project to clean and upgrade one of the North West’s largest water pipes which runs from Westby right into Blackpool.

Northumbrian Water will start work next month on a £5 million programme to improve Saltburn’s bathing water quality.