A groundbreaking river restoration programme in Cumbria has narrowly missed out on winning the world’s most prestigious water conservation award.

The £600 million Ofwat Innovation Fund has published its latest learning report, From source to sea: harnessing nature and communities for whole catchment innovation.

Organisations from across the South Tyne area have been brought together by 22 projects to improve the local environment and river health in local communities, led by Northumbrian Water.

The Welsh and UK Government have announced a new £1 million joint research initiative to tackle water quality issues in the River Wye.

Additive Catchments and Capgemini have announced a key partnership to scale Additive Catchments’ Catchment Monitoring as a Service (CMaaS®) platform.

South West Water has gone out to tender with an AMP8 contract for water catchment management framework with an estimated value of £10 million.

WSP explains how an Integrated Water Management (IWM) mindset benefitted its work with the Somerset Rivers Authority (SRA) in producing a 10-year Strategy and Flood Action Plan.

The Environment Agency and its partners in the Severn Valley Water Management Scheme are inviting residents and business owners along the upper Severn Valley to a series of drop-in sessions to find out more about plans to manage water in the Valley.

South West Water has renewed its commitment to improving the management of natural assets and resources by re- signing the Catchment Management Declaration.

As part of its Get River Positive programme, Anglian Water has announced its latest collaborative partnership with East Mercia Rivers Trust (EMRT), by awarding the trust over half a million pounds for a range of projects across the Welland and Witham catchments.