Northumbrian Water led 22 projects, funding river restoration, sediment control, and flood resilience, partnering with farmers and organizations to enhance water quality.

The £11.2m environmental project is upgrading sewer infrastructure to protect the historic passenger railway line and key transport routes, ensuring environmental preservation.

Northumbrian Water has secured over £10m worth of funding for a number of exciting new innovation projects which are set to revolutionise wastewater operations and customer service.

Northumbrian Water has completed its AMP8 framework procurement with the appointment of 33 new partners to help deliver its £3.6bn AMP8 capital investment programme.

Northumbrian Water is investing £2.3m in upgrades to its sewage treatment works (STW) at Witton Gilbert.

Northumbrian Water invested £5.4m in the upgrades at Dipton Sewage Treatment Works (STW), resulting in enhancements to the final treated water that is released back into Dipton Burn.

Northumbrian Water will invest £490 million by 2024/2025, to continue to improve the region’s water and wastewater networks.

A new underground storm tank will help to protect water quality in the River Aln, in Northumberland.

Northumbrian Water is trialling a catchment-based approach to the protection of a number of the region’s rivers, including the River Browney, a tributary of the River Wear.

A water company has successfully carried out the maiden test flight of a drone which is set to help improve the quality of the North East’s rivers and coastal waters.