In the spotlight

We are delighted to introduce two recent senior additions to our WHS team.

Vera Langer

Vera has joined our expanding consultancy team as a Technical Director.

She will support the management and marketing of our water services at an exciting …

Think or swim!

Most excavations below ground level accumulate water. The rate of water flowing in, as well as the disposal of that water, must be carefully managed, and planning ahead is essential.

The delicate balance of our water supplies can be disrupted …

A hard rain

In the summer of 2021 a massive flood event across a huge area of Europe resulted in around 250 deaths and as much as 10 billion euros of damage. Lessons must be learned.

A sense of the scale

The flood

The greater good

The Water Framework Directive 2000 (WFD) commits EU member states to achieve ‘good’ qualitative and quantitative status of all water bodies by 2015. Post-Brexit, the WFD has been fully transposed into UK law.

Post-Brexit interpretation of the WFD in the

Cairn Duhie Wind Farm EIA

Cairn Duhie is a proposed 16-turbine wind farm in the Scottish Highlands. Since gaining project consent in 2017, the site layout has been redesigned to accommodate updated turbines. Application for the proposed redesign is expected to be submitted within 2020.

A tall order. Changing tower sites without changing water.

A 132kV powerline tower needs to be replaced and relocated with new infrastructure in Neath. This must be done without contaminating the nearby waterbody, the Cefn Cwrt Reservoir, or changing its inflow volumes.

The hydrogeology of the area is quite …