Water, Wastewater & Environmental Management Expo

02/12/2025

Hear why Xylem chooses to exhibit at WWEM Expo 👇

“I think it's the busiest expo ever. Big numbers last year but I think it's almost pretty much doubled in footfall this year so it's been really good.”- Water Solutions UK & Ireland

WWEM Expo is the UK's leading event for showcasing innovation in water resource management, wastewater, flood resilience, and environmental monitoring, connecting businesses with decision-makers from across the sector.

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18/09/2025

Who's ready for day 2?

We have an amazing line-up of exhibitors and speakers here at the show, and we're looking forward to having another great day today too! Doors open again today at 9:30am at The NEC, Birmingham.

See you soon!

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17/09/2025

✨ The build is finished, the countdown is over… and the big moment is here! ✨

It’s Day 1 and we’re ready to welcome you.

Doors open at 9:30 AM – let’s go! 🎉

16/09/2025

The build-up is in full swing for this year's Water, Wastewater & Environmental Management Expo!

✨ Doors open tomorrow at 9:30am! There’s still time to secure your FREE ticket: https://hubs.la/Q03Jy4TR0

From inspiring sessions to incredible networking opportunities, everything kicks off soon!

13/08/2025

Get ready to hear from the leading voices in the water sector!

The WWEM Expo 2025 speaker line-up features some of the most influential names in policy, engineering, and sustainability. It’s your chance to learn from the people driving tangible change, with unmissable practical insight into water quality monitoring, wastewater treatment, flood prevention, and sustainable water solutions.

From government regulators to industry innovators, you’ll have front-row access to the strategies, discussions, and solutions shaping the future of water quality management across public and private sectors.

Explore the full speaker programme and secure your free place at the UK's leading event for water, wastewater, and environmental management here: https://hubs.la/Q03CwP4d0

06/08/2025

31/07/2025

A sculpture made from recycled ocean plastic, inspired by a Dame Jane Goodall Barbie doll, will go on display to highlight the plastic crisis. As per BBC News.

The model, made of plastic collected on the Darwin200 voyage, is inspired by a Barbie doll of Dame Jane Goodall.

30/07/2025

A charity is calling for a full ban on plastic in wet wipes, including online sales.Thames21 says plastic-filled wet wipes are still polluting the Thames and warns that the government's plan has a major loophole. As per Energy Live News. https://hubs.la/Q03ztsbd0

29/07/2025

A sewer robot that detects blockages before flooding will be deployed in a live network for the first time. The £1.8 million Pipebot Patrol project is funded by the Ofwat Water Breakthrough Challenge, with Spring Innovation as its knowledge-sharing partner. As per Water Magazine.

A sewer robot that inspects pipework and raises blockage alerts before flooding occurs is to be deployed in a live network for the first time.

25/07/2025

Thames Water has taken a major step to upgrade its £840 million plan to nine water and sewage sites as part of its record five-year investment. As per Water Industry Journal.

Thames Water has taken a major step forward in its ambitious £840 million project to improve nine water and sewage sites as part of its record investment plans over the next five years (2025-2030). The UK’s largest water company has published a PMEN, Preliminary Market Engagement Notice, unveilin...

24/07/2025

The NFU - National Farmers' Union has called on the government to include agriculture in water sector reforms following a report outlining key recommendations for a water management "reset."

The NFU has urged the government to ensure agriculture is represented within plans to reform the water sector after a new report outlined key recommendations needed for a 'reset' on how water is managed and used. Read our response and find out what the report's recommendations mean.