Thames Water has reached the final stages of its project to protect future water supply across Swindon. The £45 million project includes a new 13.7km pipeline which runs between Faringdon and Blunsdon.

Northumbrian Water has completed a £2.7 million project, which involved tunnelling beneath two Teesside roads, including a busy A road, to lay a sewer pipe without disrupting traffic.

United Utilities has gone out to tender with a major AMP8 Works Framework contract for Minor Works worth an estimated £800 million.

Ofwat has published its final Guidance for Appointees delivering Direct Procurement for Customers projects.

South East Water has confirmed the average household will pay £245.44 a year – an average increase of 31 pence per month - for their tap water supply from 1 April.

NI Water met with Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council representatives on Monday 29th January 2024 to provide an overview of its planned infrastructure investments, challenges, and development constraints over the coming years.

In a key milestone for the River Thames Scheme (RTS), partners The Environment Agency and Surrey County Council have launched the next phase of their search for a construction partner to build the scheme.

Ofwat is consulting on its proposal to set a separate price control for the upcoming AMP8 investment period 2025 – 2030 for the work Thames Water carries out on the Thames Tideway Tunnel project.

This week sees the launch of the statutory consultation on proposals for the River Thames Scheme (RTS) by the Environment Agency, Surrey County Council and local borough partners – the scheme covers part of the largest area of undefended, developed floodplain in England.

Uisce Éireann is working to address any supply interruptions to customers as a result of the impacts of Storm Isha on water treatment infrastructure in Leitrim.