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Final report into 'broken' water industry says regulator Ofwat should be scrapped

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The system for regulating water companies in England and Wales should be overhauled and replaced with one single body in the UK and another in Wales, a major review of the sector has advised.See the Story

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Serious water pollution incidents up 60% last year, watchdog reveals

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Ofwat ‘to be abolished and replaced with new water regulator’

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Environment secretary pledges to cut sewage pollution from water companies in half by 2030

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From Popcorn to Phosphorus, Threats to Water Quality Discussed at Conference | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

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FAYETTEVILLE-- Until recently, microwave popcorn was among the threats to drinking water, a scientific conference in Fayetteville was told Tuesday.Environment · Ireland See the Story

Stephen Slessor confirmed as new British Water Chair - Water Magazine

British Water has confirmed the appointment of its new Chair, Stephen Slessor, who succeeds Dr Mark Fletcher after three years in the post. Slessor is a highly regarded leader in the UK water industry, bringing extensive sector experience spanning 25 years in engineering, digital construction approaches, and strategic leadership. He is currently CEO of the RSE, which is a leading UK water technology company specialising in modular solutions for …United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Epic new documentary tells the behind-the-scenes story of London’s super sewer project - Water Magazine

A powerful new documentary chronicling the construction of London’s £4.6bn ‘super sewer’ is now available online. Produced by In The Dark Productions (ITD), ‘Beneath Your Feet – The Thames Tideway Tunnel Story’ offers an unprecedented, behind-the-scenes insight into one of the most complex engineering projects in the UK. Filmed over the past eight years, and with unique and exclusive access to the project’s archive and executive team, the film r…London, England · London Read Article

Anglian Water Signs £1bn Deal to Deliver Major Infrastructure Improvements

Anglian Water has signed a £1 billion partnership deal to deliver major infrastructure improvements across the East of England.Colchester, England · Colchester See the Story

Jersey desalination plant in operation to boost water supplies, as reserves drop below average - Water Magazine

Jersey Water has started using its desalination plant to bolster the Island’s water reserves, which are currently lower than average for the time of year. Following one of the driest springs on record for both Jersey and the UK, coupled with a dry start to the summer, reservoir levels are down by approximately 140 million litres, which equates to roughly one entire week’s supply for the whole island. Even though Jersey has had some rainfall in t…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Xylem CoMag helps Yorkshire Water exceed phosphorous targets - Water Magazine

New environmental discharge limits set for phosphorus have led to Yorkshire Water adopting Xylem’s CoMag ballasted clarification system at its largest treatment works, writes Duncan Wildgoose, business development manager – head of treatment – wastewater & water, Xylem UK. Duncan Wildgoose Knostrop wastewater treatment works (WwTW) is Yorkshire Water’s largest treatment site, serving a population equivalent of 990,000 in and around the city of L…England · England Read Article

South West Water reduces storm overflows at one of Cornwall’s highest spillers - Water Magazine

South West Water has reduced storm overflow spills at one of its highest spilling sites in Cornwall as it continues to drive improvements across the region. The storm overflow at North Petherwin Wastewater Treatment Works, near Launceston, spilled 183 times in 2023. Targeted improvements from South West Water in 2024 saw spills drop by 55% last year. To manage the additional flows that can overwhelm the treatment works during heavy rainfall, and…Cornwall, England · Cornwall Read Article

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