Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water has officially launched its interactive map which provides near real-time information about the operation of its storm overflows to coincide with the start of the UK bathing season.

Wessex Water is getting ready to start a second project to reduce storm overflow operation in Bath to prevent untreated wastewater reaching the River Avon running through the city.

Scottish Water has published its annual data on overflows from the public waste water system in line with regulatory requirements and the company’s commitment to sharing more information on its performance.

HUBER UK’s Engineering & Operations Director Dave Thompson takes a look at what innovation can mean in practice in the water sector – and says it’s sometimes equally innovative to apply, reconfigure and adapt existing technologies to tackle new problems and challenges.

Wessex Water is using the latest Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is to help monitor its sewer network and protect waterways across the region.

Yorkshire Water is planning to invest £500,000 in Bainbridge, North Yorkshire to reduce the number of discharges into the river Bain, a tributary of the river Ure as part of a £180 million investment project across Yorkshire.

Southern Water has announced details of how it will replace a sea outfall pipe at Swalecliffe as part of a major upgrade of its wastewater treatment works.

Yorkshire Water is planning to invest £2.4 million in Cudworth to reduce the number of storm water discharges into Small Bridge Dike, a tributary of the river Dearne.

Wessex Water will starts a new phase of its work to protect the environment on and around Dorset’s iconic Chesil Beach in West Bexington later this month.

Yorkshire Water is improving the performance of two storm overflows in York that discharge into watercourses in the city during periods of prolonged or heavy rainfall.