Thames Water is starting work on a major upgrade of the 160-year-old Northern Outfall Sewer in Stratford - the giant Victorian sewer in East London is being upgraded as the water company continues its investment in infrastructure across the capital.

The Regulators’ Alliance for Progressing Infrastructure Development (RAPID) has published a review of its work on progressing the delivery priorities set out in its Forward Programme for 2020-21.

Scottish Water has gone out to tender with a contract for a new Enterprise Asset Management solution worth an estimated £20 million.

The Environment Agency has started the early engagement process to procure a Construction Partner for the £501 million River Thames Scheme to reduce the flood risk for 11,000 homes and 1,600 businesses in communities along the river.

Thousands of homes across Surrey and the surrounding area are set to be better protected from flooding, after the government approved the latest stage of the £501 million River Thames Scheme.

The UK Government must commit to the wide-scale deployment of new greenhouse gas removal technologies by 2030 in order to meet its climate change obligations, according to a new report published today by the National Infrastructure Commission.

The Esh-Stantec joint venture set up in 2015 has been appointed to the Northumbrian Water AMP7 Capital Construction Works Runway 3 Framework.

More than 60% of civil engineers do not feel climate change is prioritised sufficiently in infrastructure design and delivery, according to new research by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).

Anglian Water has broken ground this week on the largest drinking water grid project the UK has seen for a generation.

A major new sewer pipeline is being delivered in Gloucestershire in an £8.5 million project by Thames Water to ease pressure on the network created by new homes and the pandemic.