Hampton Court Palace and a drinking water system fit for a king
With the River Thames too polluted for human consumption, Coombe Conduit supplied 16th century Hampton Court Palace with fresh drinking water fit for a king
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Ofwat: Why it is being abolished and what comes next
Ofwat will be abolished by the government and replaced by a new powerful regulator after a report described the water industry as broken
A history of clay drainage pipes in the United Kingdom
The history of clay drainage pipes in the United Kingdom runs from the Romans to the Industrial Revolution and into the 20th century
PCC-2: A crucial standard for the oil and gas industry
ASME PCC-2 is a crucial standard for the oil and gas industry, where high pressure pipelines and equipment are widespread
Wet patch in your garden? You might have an underground leak
An unexplained wet patch in a garden during dry spells of weather or when no watering has taken place can be a sign of an underground leak
Final lead pipe removed – but Flint Water Crisis cannot be forgotten
The final lead pipe has been removed from Flint – but the water crisis which failed its people between 2014 and 2019 cannot be forgotten