What’s next in the UK water sector

The article discusses the challenges of water demand management in the UK, highlighting the need for collaboration among water companies, developers, and regulators to address issues of scarcity and sustainability.

The blog discusses the need for a systems approach to the UK's water management, highlighting the limitations exposed by climate change and suggesting integrated strategies for resilience.

This article discusses the benefits of using adaptive inlets in Final Settlement Tanks (FSTs) to enhance wastewater treatment efficiency. A case study from Dresden demonstrates significant improvements in performance and compliance without the need for additional infrastructure.

Learning & Development Associates have launched two new courses focused on water efficiency, catering to various career stages in the water sector. These courses aim to enhance technical skills and strategic leadership in water management.

Bloor Homes' development in Felixstowe exemplifies the implementation of Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SuDS) through cross-agency collaboration, addressing regulatory challenges while enhancing urban aesthetics and functionality.

NATCEM® 35 was used for underwater repairs in the Colonsay harbour upgrade, providing a durable solution for securing pier support structures in challenging marine conditions.

The UK water sector faces significant challenges due to climate change and underinvestment, necessitating new infrastructure and effective public engagement to secure support for future projects.

The Future Water Report Card is being updated to better reflect the water sector's challenges. Stakeholder contributions are essential for enhancing this tool, which aims to drive meaningful change and improve sector performance.

The water industry faces significant challenges that require collaboration across sectors. By breaking down silos and fostering partnerships, stakeholders can enhance project outcomes and drive innovation for a sustainable water future.

Lanes Group has been shortlisted for the CN Specialists Awards as a finalist in the specialist contractor of the year category, marking another achievement in their recent award successes.

The CEO reflects on a recent event showcasing innovative water solutions and celebrating emerging talent in the sector, highlighting the importance of community and collaboration.

Rural wastewater management faces challenges due to overloaded treatment plants after heavy rainfall. Smart clamp-on ultrasonic flow monitoring offers a cost-effective solution to improve efficiency and transparency in wastewater management.