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20 Apr

. @ThamesWater has announced plans to recruit 145 apprentices as part of its commitment to developing talent and strengthening operational capability.

📈 Explore the article: https://www.waterindustryjournal.co.uk/thames-water-to-recruit-145-apprentices

#Apprenticeships #Skills

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19 Apr

Skills development is emerging as a critical priority for protecting water networks. This article explores why investing in workforce capability is essential to meeting sector challenges.

📘 Read more: https://www.waterindustryjournal.co.uk/why-skills-matter-in-protecting-water-networks

#SkillsDevelopment #IndustryInsight

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18 Apr

. @NorthumbrianH2O has reported significant progress in leak detection technology, covering record ground with advanced systems designed to pinpoint and address losses more efficiently.

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#LeakDetection #WaterTechnology

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17 Apr

Water leaders are navigating what many are calling the “great water uncertainty”. Adam Tank, co-founder of WWT generative engineering specialist @WaterTranscend, investigates where we go from here.

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#ClimateResilience #Infrastructure

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