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WESSEX WATER Cromhall Wetlands 1Constructed wetlands could successfully deliver a natural alternative to chemically treating wastewater before it is returned to the environment, according to the findings an investigation by Wessex Water on its pioneering site at Cromhall Water Recycling Centre.

FUTURE WATER logoA leading UK water industry association is calling for major changes to water sector regulator’s OFWAT Innovation Fund.

WRE-WRSE possible supply solutionsThe Environment Agency’s review of emerging regional water resources plans says that environmental enhancements set out in the plans were variable and did not meet expectations in some places.

WIF MULTI CAPITALS PAPER MAY 2022The Water Industry Forum has today published its latest thought leadership paper on driving best value decision making within the water sector using a multi-capitals approach.

British Water HoL reception May 2022 1The importance of supply chain resilience in the water sector was the overarching message from Baroness Brown, speaking at a British Water reception held at the House of Lords this week.

RIVER THAMES HAMMERSMITH BRIDGE 1Environmental charity Thames21 is calling on government to take immediate steps to ban plastic in wet wipes in order to help tackle this pollution ending up in the River Thames and in the wider natural environment - as it announces the results of the latest Big Wet Wipe Count.

FOG-Summit-2021-Brighton 1Europe’s leading fat, oil and grease (FOG) summit will bring together the hospitality sector and the water industry to develop collaborative and sustainable solutions to keep sewer networks clear.

carbis-bay-beach-gf84f34dd4 640The bathing water season started on 15 May in England with the Environment Agency carrying out regular testing of water quality at designated bathing sites until the end of September.

RIVER OTTER DEVONThe updated roadmap for the Water Industry National Environment Programme (WINEP) plan for long-term WINEP improvement has now been published.

FERTILISER SPREADING ON FIELD 1A new research study has shown that farmlands across Europe are potentially the biggest global reservoir of microplastics due to the high concentrations found in fertilisers derived from sewage sludge - with the UK shown to potentially have the highest amount of microplastic contamination in its soils.

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