Water UK, the industry body representing water and wastewater companies, has launched a public consultation on building an ambitious, long-term Vision for the water sector in England.

Ofwat has set out the reasons for its decision to modify the licences of five water companies to give effect to its Direct Procurement for Customers (DPC) initiative.

The National Infrastructure Commission is calling on both Government and the water sector to keep up the momentum in 2021 on water resource planning.

Milton Keynes Council is intending to commission a 'City Wide Infrastructure Study' as part of a comprehensive suite of background evidence studies that can inform and support future policy making.

South West Water has published its Green Recovery Initiative – a plan to create up to 500 new jobs and help the region’s economy recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.

The North West’s water company, United Utilities, has attracted huge demand for its first ever sustainable bond issue, which was more than three times over-subscribed.

Anglian Water has unveiled a massive £630 million investment programme for the year ahead - the largest investment ever planned for a single year will be spent across the entire East of England.

More institutional investors have made written submissions to the Competition & Markets Authority expressing their concerns in the current CMA inquiry into appeals by four water companies against Ofwat’s decisions on their AMP7 Business Plans.

Infrastructure developments should aim to leave the environment in a measurably better condition than before to reinforce steps already being taken to protect the UK’s diminishing natural resources, according to a new discussion paper by the National Infrastructure Commission.

A new report is warning over the impacts of increasing flood risk resulting from climate change on UK citizens.