Water News Roundup
9th January 2019
The latest news this week in the Water & Utilities Industry:
Senior management changes announced at the Clancy Group
The Clancy Group PLC has announced a series of senior appointments as part of the wider restructure of its management team. Read more…
81% Of UK SMEs Separate Their Waste For Recycling, Survey Finds
81% of SMEs in the UK separate their waste for recycling, according to a new survey. It also found the cost of goods is still more important than environmental impact when it comes to procuring products for 76% of business owners. Read more…
Government investing millions to develop robots to improve roadworks
The Government has announced that new micro robots will be built to repair the UK’s huge underground pipe network in an effort to significantly cut the disruption caused by the 1.5 million road excavations that take place every year. Read more…
Swindon Plans Advanced Plastics Recycling Facility
Partnering with Recycling Technologies and Public Power Solutions Ltd, a wholly owned company of Swindon Borough Council, the Council is working on plans to deliver a “world-leading” advanced Plastics Recycling Facility in Swindon. Read more…
Devon’s largest ever fatberg discovered in Sidmouth sewer
South West Water has discovered its largest ever fatberg in a Sidmouth sewer under The Esplanade. Read more…
Fly-Tipping Duty Of Care Penalties Come Into Force
New financial penalties have come into force this week with an aim of cracking down on fly-tipping. Read more…
