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Northern Ireland introduces new sewer adoption process

Northern Ireland introduces new sewer adoption process

The Northern Ireland Assembly has introduced new legislation to ensure that all sewers and lateral drains that are connected to the public sewer network need to be formally adopted by an agreement with NI Water.

9 years ago

Country Profile – Northern Ireland: Water

9 years ago

Q+A: Sara Venning, chief executive, Northern Ireland Water

9 years ago

Water firms must publish wholesale access charges by October 2016

9 years ago

Housing group calls for Ofgem-Ofwat merger to ‘improve developer standards’

9 years ago

Anglian Water Business set for rebrand

9 years ago

Interview: Marcus Rink, chief inspector, Drinking Water Inspectorate

9 years ago

Welsh Water parent company Glas Cymru to be restructured

9 years ago

Northumbrian Water rebrands business retail arm as ‘Wave’

9 years ago

Severn Trent and United Utilities ally: the dawn of a new era?

9 years ago

UU starts £80m Oldham WWTW upgrade

9 years ago

JV a smart solution to water market opening

9 years ago

Water minister: flood defence needs private sector investment

9 years ago

Analyst’s view: Affinity Water

9 years ago

Putting the focus on phosphorus

9 years ago

Ofwat and CMA sign MOU for competition law

9 years ago

Interview: Matthew Bell, chief executive, Committee on Climate Change

9 years ago

Abstraction reform should include water trading, says CCC chief

9 years ago

Ofwat urges water firms to ‘do more’ to help vulnerable customers

9 years ago

CCWater warns of social tariff ‘overlap’

9 years ago

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