What pipe repair in Canada might look like if tariffs put on US goods
Canada potentially introducing tariffs on goods from the US may lead to the oil, gas and water industries resourcing pipe repair products
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How a two mile pipe carries beer benath the streets of Bruges
A two-mile pipe running underneath the streets of the medieval Belgian city of Bruges transports a surprising content – beer
How does a narrowboat work? With lots of different pipes
Pipes play an essential role in narrowboat systems, from supplying fresh water to keeping the heating and engine systems operational
Trump tariffs and their impact on global pipe repair products
President Trump introducing new tariffs could have far-reaching consequences for global imports and exports of pipe repair products
Repurposing pipes as Christmas decorations for the festive season
We look at how old pipes can be repurposed and turned into unique Christmas decorations which will get you guests talking this festive season
Fifth of public water lost to leaks in England during 2023-24
The latest water industry leakage figures reveal almost a fifth of supplies in England were lost to leaks on the public network during 2023-24
Water pumping station transformed into luxurious Airbnb
A former Severn Trent water pumping station in Trimpley, Warwickshire has been transformed into a luxurious Airbnb countryside getaway
Being good for the environment fuelling the comeback of clay pipes
Clay pipes are making a comeback by offering a drainage and sewer option which is good for the environment compared with manmade materials
Which gutter guard will provide the best covers for your home?
We look at four different types of gutter guard and how these covers can help protect your guttering system from debris and blockages
NEWater has made Singapore a world leader in water sustainability
Singapore has emerged as a world leader in sustainability thanks to its NEWater model recycling wastewater into high-quality potable water