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An Arup and Binnies joint venture has been appointed by Thames Water as technical partner for the proposed new reservoir near Abingdon in Oxfordshire.

The Morrison's Island project, delivered by main contractor Jons with support from the Office of Public Works (OPW), will regenerate a 500m stretch of the River Lee from Parnell Bridge to Parliament Bridge. According to the project team, the scheme will provide flood protection for approximately 400 properties and seek…

Speaking at NCE’s water conference in London on 20 June, Darch explained that the scale of growing demand must not be under-estimated. “Anglian Water is engaging with a number of different pressures on our demand – East of England is the fastest growing region by population,” he said. “It is…

Thames Water has appointed contractor Barhale to deliver remediation works on a Victorian gravity sewer in East London in a contract worth £36M.

Amey has won a £30M deal to deliver a range of water engineering services in Northern Ireland.

Innovation in the water sector is vital to meeting future water demand and fostering this while maintaining reliable supply is an ongoing challenge, according to Northumbrian Water head of innovation Angela MacOscar.

United Utilities has announced 18 further partners who will help deliver its £13.7bn investment plan for the eighth asset management period (AMP8) between 2025 and 2030.

United Utilities has set up a 3D concrete printing hub that is capable of printing assets for water infrastructure within hours.

Aecom has announced its partnership with Ukrhydroenergo to help the company restore and reconstruct Ukraine’s hydropower assets following damage caused in the conflict with Russia.

Northern Ireland (NI) Water and its contractor BSG Civil Engineering have completed tunnelling works for a £7.8M sewer upgrade in Portadown.