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Call for entries to the Water Industry Film Shorts competition

Water Industry TV invite you to submit short video portraits (no longer than 5 minutes) of your water sector research projects and the challenges they are seeking to address. The video competition and accompanying award ceremony aim to build awareness

New – Trial Membership Launched

The Institute of Water is delighted to have launched a new Trial Membership offer. Prospective members can join us for a free six week trial, giving them an opportunity to experience many of the great benefits of being a member

MOSL Publishes 2021-24 Business Plan

MOSL today published its 2021-24 Business Plan, following approval from its members at a General Meeting on 25 February. The business plan sets out MOSL’s priority improvement programmes for 2021/22 and beyond as part of its first rolling, three-year plan

DWI Principal Inspector – Cyber Security Vacancy

Ref: 97662 – Principal Inspector – Cyber Security (Grade 7) £52,289 – £60,188 The Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI) is seeking a talented individual with the management skills necessary to ensure that that drinking water companies take appropriate and proportional technical

Breakthrough in leak detection as UK-pioneered AI learns to identify water leaks by size

Powerful leak detecting AI has advanced to the stage where it now calculates a leak’s size as well – providing a powerful new tool to transform leakage performance and water loss from public networks, say its developers. The breakthrough by

It’s National Apprenticeship Week

Today marks the launch day of National Apprenticeships Week. The annual week-long celebration of apprenticeships, taking place across England, will showcase how apprenticeships have helped employers and people of all ages and backgrounds. Employers are encouraged to promote the great

Future Asset Management Expertise Required to Drive Step-Change in Water Investment Planning

UK Water Industry Research is seeking help from both academics and asset management experts to take on a critical piece of research that helps improve future investment decisions in the water sector. UK Water Industry Research (UKWIR) has opened its

Have Your Say on CCW’s Future Campaigns

CCW has published its 2021-24 draft Strategy for consultation. It sets out CCW’s mission, strategic objectives and campaigns for the next three years. They hope to continue to improve and strengthen their organisation so that they are best placed to

Public Purpose in a Pandemic

Last month Indepen and The Water Report convened an online summit to consider the next steps for the water sector in demonstrating public purpose in the wake of COVID-19. The summit looked at the environmental, economic and social impacts and

Our Water: Our Future

The Institute of Water and ITN Productions Industry News launch a news-style co-production, exploring the integral work taking place in the water industry, and championing the industrious people working to keep our water supply up and running. The UK’s water