Water treatment

Strategies for tackling leakage

Record number of UK beaches classified ‘excellent’

Welsh Water to add social purpose pledge to constitution

The not-for-profit company has proposed changing its constitution to embed commitments to public service and focus on customers. The proposal, which will be put to its independent members for approval next month, comes as the company announces its financial results for the first six months of the year.

Will Wizard work magic in AMP7?

“Bagging-off” technology for under-pressure applications was first developed in the UK gas sector by British

Northumbrian takes Innovation Festival global

Northumbrian Water has announced its fourth Innovation Festival will take place in July next year with an ambition to hack and sprint 24-hours a day with teams in Australia and the US. Festival founder Nigel Watson tells Utility Week about the progression of ideas and the value investing in innovation has brought.

Prevention is better than a cure across Southern’s catchment

Southern Water has spent two years forging strong stakeholder relationships to enhance the health of its catchment areas and improve availability and quality of water across its region. Utility Week talks to the leaders of the project to reflect on the changes within the company and benefits they’ve seen of working with farmers and stakeholders to find solutions together.

Strategies and solutions for tackling leakage

Consumption rates could be as ‘high profile as leakage’

Parts of the South East of England have less water per person than parts of Morocco so it's little wonder PCC targets are top of the agenda for Water Resources South East as it formally launches its collaborative approach to addressing the region's water shortage issues.

A step change in consumer awareness

Clarity needed for water hygiene rules

Are there gaps in the rules surrounding water hygiene that could cause contamination of supply? Energy & Utility Skills whitepaper highlights how vagueness in rules may mean third-party contractors and suppliers may be unaware of the rules and lacking the correct credentials.

Thames shifts 40-tonne fatberg in last week of Unblocktober

The past month has drawn the nation's attention to the havoc wreaked by putting non-flushables down the drain. Thames has shifted a 40-tonne fatberg, while Northumbrian has cleared mobile phones, dentures and a python from its pipes.

Environment secretary gives assurances over supply of water treatment chemicals

Environment secretary Theresa Villiers has assured MPs that there would be a sufficient supply of water treatment chemicals if the UK left the EU without a withdrawal agreement, and that the planned Office for Environmental Protection will be completely independent from government.

Tony Smith to retire from CCWater

Transformation without the disruption

Drought permit warning despite downpours