Hornsey WTW Site Visit

16:00 for 16:30
Hornsey Water Treatment Works, Newlands Road, London N8 7QH

Visitors should expect to see a modern Coagulation/DAF Surface Water Treatment Plant, including a GAC Plant that removes Bromate - innovation within the water industry. Treatment processes include: 

• Raw Water Abstraction
• Coagulant and pH Correction (Acid) Dosing
• Coagulation/Flocculation/DAF
• pH Correction (Caustic Dosing)
• Rapid Gravity Filtration
• GAC
• Disinfection
• High lift Pumping

Event Flyers and Documents

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Wild and farmed fisheries – Debate “This house believes UK aquaculture production should at least double by 2020”

The Fishmongers' Company & CIWEM Metropolitan Branch
10:00 for 10:30
Fishmongers' Hall, London Bridge, London, EC4R 9EL

We are recommended to eat fish regularly because of the associated health benefits but wild fisheries have reached their sustainability limits so future increases in supply will have to come from farmed fish.  However, aquaculture can have adverse effects on the environment and on the health of other local fisheries.  This one-day event is being held in the beautiful and historic Fishmongers' Hall.  It will comprise a series of four debates about each of the main aquaculture sectors.  Each will have an expert proposer and an opposer.  Delegates will be able to join in the debate and to vote on the proposition for each sector and for aquaculture overall. 

Don't delay, numbers are limited so book early to avoid disappointment.

Event Flyers and Documents

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Environmental Photographer of the Year 2010 - Launch Exhibition

The Air Gallery, Dover Street, Mayfair, W1S 4NE

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The 2010 exhibition is going to be launched with a weeklong exhibition at the Air Gallery in Dover Street, at the centre of London's art dealing district.

Dealing with some of the most important issues of our time, the exhibition includes pictures of places and people that are struggling with the effects of a changing climate, environmental degradation and social inequity, as well as celebrations of people and technological innovations helping us achieve environmental improvements, and pictures that show the incredible variety and beauty that exists within our natural environment, serving to remind us of what we need to protect.

Full details here

Times and Dates

Private View and Award Ceremony: Thursday 28th October 6.30 - 9.30pm

For more information or to be included on the Private View invitation list, please contact Emily Doyle or on 020 7831 3110