Water networks

Meet the Innovators: Jethro Yates, Thames Water

Is water ‘well ahead’ of COP?

River Thames: Biodiversity recovering despite more plastic pollution

Populations of birds, eels and seals living in the River Thames have risen steadily despite increasing plastic pollution and rising temperatures. A survey by the Zoological Society London of the UK's second longest river, which was declared biologically dead in 1957, found bird and mammal populations have improved over the past 10 years, although fish populations have deteriorated in the same period.

Southern pledges 80% cut in discharges from CSOs by 2030

NI Water positions itself as catalyst for decarbonisation

Bill introduced to ban plastic wipes

Ones to watch: standout ideas from Northumbrian Innovation Festival 2021

How VSDs can save energy, avoid dyke subsidence and reduce maintenance

Achieving water neutrality across 3,000 new homes

Affinity Water issues first green bond

Meet the innovators: Angela MacOscar, Northumbrian Water

Affinity and Thames gauge chalk stream health

Tackling capital carbon: robust measures and digital framework

Southern Water commits to cleaner harbours

UU adds cloud computing to AI leak detection