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6 ways to prepare your drains for spring

Ah, spring! After what feels like a very long winter, spring is always a welcome time of year. From the days getting longer to the weather warming up and flowers springing into bloom, a brand-new season can give us a sense of renewal. So much so, you…

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Water Neutrality: How can we meet the challenge?

Whilst Nutrient Neutrality made headlines recently as an environmental and logistical hurdle for developers, a new term, ‘Water Neutrality,’ has …

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Important News: Public Sewer Connections & Hertfordshire County Council

When a Local Authority or Water Authority makes changes to licensing, guidelines and legislation, it can have a massive effect …

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Section 104 Licensing: What’s Changing?

If you’re a developer, you’ll be pleased to hear that we like to save our clients time and any hassle …

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New Build Drainage: Housing Developments

Every new build project or proposed housing development should address drainage as a top priority as early as possible. Why? …

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Hertfordshire: Changes to Section 50 Licensing

One reason clients love working with us is because we take the headache out of drainage paperwork. We’ve been in …

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Section 104 Essentials: adoption of a new sewer

If you’re constructing sewers or pumping stations as part of a new development, you can ask your Local Water Authority …

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