Did you know our Sewper Heroes clear over 75,000 blockages from our sewer each year? Most of them are caused by disgusting Fatbergs. Our Sewper Heroes have seen and cleared all sorts of blockages (we View more...
Posted by: Peta • Wat-er Legend • last updatedWhat does a fatberg fear? Our Sewper Heroes of course! Our men and women who work hard clearing out these monstrous concoctions made of; fat, wet wipes and cooking oil from our sewers. We can do our View more...
Posted by: Peta • Wat-er Legend • last updatedHi I'm wanted to offer a hand car washing service in my local area and I wanted to know if there was any extra provisions I had to undertake for the amount of extra water I use and the resulting View more...
Posted by: plank23 • Member • last updatedWith the holidays among us, what are you looking forward to most? Spending time with your love ones? Those infamous office holiday parties? (some of you are lucky enough to have more than one) Or View more...
Posted by: Peta • Wat-er Legend • last updatedWere you in or around South Bank yesterday? You might've spotted the Thames Water marketing & digital teams by this unique piece of 3D art showcasing a fatberg! It's a part of our Bin It - don't View more...
Posted by: Peta • Wat-er Legend • last updatedEarlier this morning, Thames Water hosted the #DisabilityConfident workshop, as part of International Day of Persons with Disabilities, which has recognised by the United Nations since 1992. We came View more...
Posted by: Peta • Wat-er Legend • last updatedThis week, we've launched our yearly Winter Ready campaign. One thing we would like to bring to your attention is our priority services. Do you have family members, friends or neighbours that may View more...
Posted by: Peta • Wat-er Legend • last updatedIn late October, HRH The Princess Royal visited Abbey Mills Pumping Station to check out and learn more about the biggest expansion to London’s sewer network since Victorian times. I rounded up some View more...
Posted by: Peta • Wat-er Legend • last updatedAlthough advertised as flushable, wet wipes do not break down in the sewer and congeal with fat and other items to create blockages and on some occasions fatbergs. They’re allowed to be advertised as View more...
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