Thames Water tackles ‘concreteberg’
The company will extract illegally dumped concrete from Hammersmith and Fulham sewers
Tag: sewers
Thames Water sewage discharges affecting Oxford rivers upstream
Thames Water treatment plants, including those on multiple rivers and the Thames itself, are…
Wipeout! England to ban almost all wet wipes
Next year, a ban is set to be implemented, but critics argue that this is not the first time…
Brighton authorities “disgusted” by sewage dumps into the sea
Brighton and Hove City Council has called for urgent action on sewage from Southern Water
Thames Water trials smart sewer tech to reduce pollution from blockages
More than 300 sewer level monitors have been rolled out and are being put to test in Henley,…
Water companies pledge to provide real-time data on sewage overflows
The Storm Overflows Taskforce has agreed to set a long term goal to eliminate harm from storm…
Holland & Barrett to stop selling wet wipes in fight against fatbergs
Wet wipes are said to account for around 80% of blockages in sewers, costing an estimated £100m…
‘No dig’ sewer technology to save Yorkshire Water £1.25m
It is also expected to increase the lifespan of its underground sewers by up to 50 years
Majority of Brits ‘oppose wet wipe ban’
A new survey of 1,000 people found 31% admit to having flushed wet wipes down the toilet
Fatberg straight ahead!!
An awareness campaign against 'fatbergs' in the sewers of East London has seen a 26%…
