Anglian Water has named Lincoln as the latest battle ground in its fight against the fat blocking the region’s sewers.

Refurbishment of Ipswich’s subterranean reservoir is progressing well with the work being expanded to further improve the security of the town’s water supply.

Work has begun on a 63km, underground pipeline to take water across Lincolnshire.

Anglian Water’s household customers will see bills increase on average by £22 this year. Inflation is the driving force behind the rise, which will take household bills on average from £401 to £423.

A nibbled hazelnut causes excitement as the Suffolk Wildlife Trust and Alton Water’s owners, Anglian Water, find evidence of the rare native dormouse

Leading UK companies as part of the Prince of Wales’s Corporate Leaders Group on Climate Change today warmly welcomed the government’s launch of a National Adaptation Programme to prepare the UK for the effects of climate change. The programme will be informed by evidence from the Climate Change Risk Assessment, also released today.

Part of a major road into Peterborough is to be closed at the weekend so workers can clear tonnes of fat, rag and silt from a city sewer.

A short section of Hunstanton’s promenade will be partially closed from Monday (30 January) for two weeks while a damaged section of sewer is repaired.

Anglian Water is investing £160,000 to future proof the water supply for customers in Biggleswade.

Anglian Water is investing £365,000 in a project to reline over five kilometres of sewerage pipes in Horncastle, Mablethorpe and Withern.

Anglian Water is running a third public exhibition in Ipswich for people living in streets affected by its lead pipe replacement programme.

A £10 million two year project to secure more than 18km of shoreline at three drinking water reservoirs across the Anglian Water region is underway.

Anglian Water Business has teamed up with resource efficiency experts WRAP to help its customers slim their water bills in 2012.

Northampton is being targeted as part of Anglian Water’s new approach to tackling the thousands of sewer blockages and overflows caused by people putting the wrong things down sinks and loos.

Anglian Water is worried that fat from Christmas lunches will cause a rise in sewer blockages this holiday period as families wrongly pour it down the drains.

Anglian Water has been granted a second Drought Permit by the Environment Agency.

Work is due to start next month on a £670,000 scheme to tackle problems of sewer flooding in the Golf Road area of Mablethorpe.

Anglian Water is planning to build a mini-golf course as part of a £120,000 redevelopment of the Sykes Lane, Empingham, area of its Rutland Water reservoir.

Work to dramatically reduce the chances of bursts on the water main between Pulloxhill and Barton le Clay will begin in January next year.

Anglian Water is urging people to make sure the elderly and vulnerable in their communities are registered for the company’s WaterCare service.