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 Welcome to the May Edition of our Newsletter
WRc is pleased to announce the launch of its new corporate website - particular attention has been given to clarity and navigability and we hope you will find it a useful on-line gateway to our services.
This Newsletter illustrates the breadth of these services, with contracts won in the regulatory area such as work for the Environment Agency on designation of new Nitrate Vulnerable Zones (NVZs) and support for the EC in promoting best practice under Drinking Water and Urban Waste Water Directives and providing technical advice on the Rotterdam Convention on banned and severely restricted chemicals.
For water utilities and developers, two updates to longstanding publications are being launched – Sewers for Adoption 7th edition and the Civil Engineering Specification for the Water Industry 7th edition. Also, to enhance its innovative credentials, a new version of the TR61 cost estimation tool has been launched which now incorporates carbon emission estimates
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Events
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Water UK Public Health Network, 10 May in Bradford. Paul Rumsby will be presenting a paper entitled "Disinfection by-products".
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CIWEM Evening Meeting - Energy from Waste , 12 May at WRc Swindon. Presentations on Lincolnshire County Council's Energy from Waste (EfW) Scheme, key hurdles to overcome from EIA through planning and on to construction, plus case study, Didcot: Renewable gas from sewage injected into the network.
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SBWWI Private Sewers Roadshow , 17 May at Leamington Spa.
Peter Henley presents on " Sewers for Adoption 7th edition", one of the last opportunities for stakeholders to come together to discuss processes to be adopted for the transfer.
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"IWEX", 24-26 May. Andrew Drinkwater will discuss "Implementation of findings of the WRc FOG research programme", and Peter Henley presents a paper on "Private sewers".
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Essentials for Managing Drain Repair Training Course, 29-30 June at WRc Swindon. This course aims to improve understanding of the cost-effective use of this key maintenance discipline , based on The Drain Repair Book 3rd Edition, released before the course.
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Institute of Water Evening Seminar - The Customer Experience and SIM , 8 June at WRc Swindon. D ebate around OFWAT's new customer service measurement SIM - is it working, how to improve the customer's experience and includes a presentation panel from WRc, Definity and SembCorp Bournemouth Water.
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