Latest Water & Floods News

Ninety nine per cent of sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) engineers face multiple barriers to their work, according to new research by the ICE’s sustainable drainage task force.

This year’s Serpentine Pavilion is reverting to an architecturally more simple concept, but the engineering behind the structure has remained just as challenging.

The Amazon basin could suffer irreparable damage if a significant number of dams are built as planned, causing environmental scientists to push for alternative renewables.

Thames Water has been isued with a penalty of £8.55M after failing to hit its leakage targets, marking the second large financial penalty it has received this year.

North Midland Construction (NMC) has taken over from previous contractor Interserve on a £100M water treatment plant scheme in Birmingham.

Aecom has been chosen to manage the site investigation for a £50M cruise liner terminal in Liverpool.

Cracks, bursts and blockages in sewer networks are being caused by builders dumping excess concrete down drains, according to Thames Water.

A Balfour Beatty joint venture has won a £200M deal to construct a water park in Hong Kong

The latest technology is being used to maintain over 1000 of the UK’s historic waterways.

Work on a £1.1bn power transmission project in Scotland has taken a step forward after a purpose built, cable-laying vessel departed from Aberdeen harbour.