Pipelaying by Northumbrian Water on a £155 million project to upgrade the water network across parts of the North East is gathering pace around Barnard Castle.

Barhale is set to recommit to Anglian Water’s @one Alliance ahead of a new Asset Management Period (AMP8) for 2025 to 2030, in which the water company is proposing its largest ever package of investment.

Yorkshire Water is inviting expressions of interest from suppliers for a future tender to provide planned/reactive/emergency repair and maintenance works to its wastewater network with an estimated value of £500 million.

Southern Water has set out how much it has spent over the last four years since spring 2020 on planned water and waste infrastructure projects, broken down county-by-county.

Uisce Éireann has passed the halfway point on its €10 million Goatenbridge Water Treatment Plant upgrade.

Scottish Water is advising motorists of a series overnight road closures this week on A9 Northbound in Perth in order to safely remove trees ahead of a planned sewer upgrade.

In partnership with Louth County Council, Uisce Éireann recently completed the significant upgrade of Omeath’s wastewater infrastructure. The project will ensure that wastewater is adequately treated before being safely discharged into the coastal waters of Carlingford Lough.

United Utilities has appointed Jacobs to its Strategic Solutions Team (SST) to support programme optimization for major capital works through both AMP8, which runs from 2025 to 2030, and AMP9 which runs from 2030 to 2035.

The Climate Change Committee is warning that the Government’s Third National Adaptation Programme falls “far short of what is required” as evidence of the UK’s inadequate response to worsening climate impacts continues to mount.

Jacobs and Mott MacDonald have been selected by Thames Water, the U.K.’s largest water and waste utility, as technical partner to support delivery of the water company's (£4.7 billion) future asset investment programs under its Strategic Resource Option (SRO) framework.