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Utility firms are accustomed to planning for winter and for spikes in customer complaints if
6 years ago
Yorkshire Water will plough £7.7 million into two wastewater treatment works in north Yorkshire as part of a wider £70 million investment to improve 196km of water courses.
After an eventful year for utilities, Utility Week looks backs on the most read stories of 2018.
A ban on the outdoor use of metaldehyde that is to be introduced across Great Britain from spring 2020 will ultimately benefit the water treatment process.
Breaches of environmental law will go unpunished until the UK establishes its own green watchdog in the event of a "no deal" Brexit.
As with any regulated industry, there is ongoing pressure on water companies to deliver good
Waterwise was delighted to launch its Waterwise Water Efficiency Strategy 1 year on – how
Michael Gove has dismissed reports that the UK will run out of drinking water if there is no Brexit deal because insufficient quantities of chemicals have been stockpiled to treat it.
NI Water has been fined £16,500 today (23 November) after it pleaded guilty to polluting
“We need to be better – I absolutely buy that. I am not in any way, shape or form side-stepping our responsibility. There are things that need to change.”
The next election will be effectively fought between the Conservatives and Labour – and the
We’ve now passed the first, highly anticipated milestone of PR19. Water companies submitted their business