The UK‘s largest water company has converted two more of its sewage treatment works (STWs) into poo power plants by converting its sewage sludge into biomethane, which can then be used as... Read more »
Research earlier this week found high levels of E. coli were in the part of the river used for the annual race between the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge.... Read more »
Emergency services were called to Wharf Street, Greenwich just before 9.45pm on January 20. The search was carried out and no one was found in the water. Police enquiries into the circumstances... Read more »
Following a routine inspection at Glebe Primary School in Kenton, North West London, contractors detected Legionella bacteria in the water supply, raising immediate health concerns. This discovery has led to heightened anxiety... Read more »
Israel and Hamas are making progress toward a six-week cease-fire and hostage-release deal, officials have said. Negotiations have continued as Israel threatened to expand its offensive into Rafah, on Gaza’s southern edge.... Read more »
Mogden site Thames Water has announced that sewage sludge will be used to heat homes in West London early this year, after delivering its second gas-to-grid (G2G) project, at its Mogden Sewage... Read more »
Thames Water is one of the UK’s largest water and wastewater services provider. Serving more than 15 million customers in London and the Thames Valley, the company manages the region’s water supply,... Read more »
Sewage workers were given a Halloween fright today, jumping back in horror after they found a creepy dolls head lodged in a pipe. The crew had been investigating a blocked toilet in... Read more »
Last year it was announced that Canada Water would be getting a mahoosive makeover akin to the treatment King’s Cross got a few years back. Creating London’s first new town centre in... Read more »
I wanted to share a new case study on behalf of RWC, who have recently supported the renovation of a high rise development in Chelsea. High-rise living forms a critical part of... Read more »
