The project at Shaw Mills improves water quality in Thornley Beck and the river Nidd, by reducing phosphorus levels and enhancing wastewater treatment processes.

Yorkshire Water is delivering a £7.3m project at its Pocklington wastewater treatment site in East Riding of Yorkshire, designed to improve water quality in Pocklington Beck.

The project was developed to reduce the amount of Phosphorous in the wastewater returned to the environment post treatment and is the first time that Yorkshire Water has implemented this type of technology.

Yorkshire Water is investing £19.5m near Keighley, West Yorkshire, in two schemes set to improve the water quality in the river Aire, alongside the resilience of the clean water network.

Yorkshire Water is set to exchange 1.3 million existing water meters with smart meters, designed to provide service improvements, enhanced customer support and reduce leakage.

Yorkshire Water is investing £3.3m at its Carthorpe wastewater treatment works in North Yorkshire to improve water quality in Holme Beck.

Yorkshire Water has begun work to increase the capacity of its wastewater treatment works in Ilkley in the next stage of its investment in the area.

Yorkshire Water is investing £11m to upgrade Garforth wastewater treatment works in Allerton Bywater, Leeds, to improve the water quality in Sheffield Beck.

Yorkshire Water is investing £5.5m in two wastewater treatment plants that will help to improve the water quality of the river Dearne and river Don.

Yorkshire Water is investing £6m in its High Royd wastewater treatment works near Sowerby Bridge to improve water quality in the river Calder.