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The UK’s largest water company has enhanced its social tariff, WaterHelp, to support those most impacted by the cost-of-living crisis, including, younger and larger families.

On Wednesday 24 April 2024, the UK’s largest water company will begin work to future-proof water supply in central London, upgrading 235 metres of water pipes between Prince Albert Road and Baker Street. 

In October 2023, TWUL submitted its PR24 business plan for the 2025-30 regulatory period (“AMP8”) to Ofwat, following consultations with nearly 20,000 customers, the communities in which it operates and its wider stakeholders.

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 a source of electricity.

Thames Water has carried out a Programme Partner Framework procurement exercise to support the delivery of its Strategic Resource Options (SRO) Programme. 

Thames Water is one of 70 major businesses joining forces to advance the labour market integration of refugees in the UK.

The UK’s largest water company is set to invest £400 million upgrading water infrastructure across London, in order to keep the taps flowing for its customers.

Thames Water is investing £20 million upgrading over 1,300 meters of ageing water mains pipes in East London. 

Thames Water has reached the final stages of its project to protect future water supply across Swindon. The £45 million project includes a new 13.7km pipeline which runs between Faringdon and Blunsdon. 

Thames Water is clamping down on illegal water connections, with Bellway Homes being ordered to pay more than £10,000 for connecting to an unauthorised and unlicenced standpipe to the clean water main, on two separate occasions at developments in Taplow and Greenhithe.

Thames Water has implemented a Technical Partner Framework to support the delivery of its Strategic Resource Options (SRO) Programme.