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Craig Williams, Anthony Wilton and Joe Clarbour share their thoughts with Highways Magazine on what D-TROs mean in practice for councils. Drawing on their current local authority secondments, they explore how councils can improve data quality, make information more accessible and build stronger foundations for future transport services.

In the latest edition of Flood Industry Magazine, Stella Davies explains why a site’s landscape, geology, drainage pathways and physical constraints need to come first.

Explore key insights from our session at Flood & Coast 2026, where we introduced RisKma, a real‑time flood monitoring and forecasting platform developed by CTI Engineering (Japan) and Waterman (UK), and examined its application in UK surface water flood management.

Waterman Aspen is pleased to share that we are now a Company Supporter of The Lighthouse Charity.

Road safety expert Richard Speller shares his thoughts on what the new national strategy and what local authorities should prioritise first.

Explore key insights from our roundtable discussion on Developing the Skills to Build and Maintain Multimodal Urban Transport Networks.

Liam joined Waterman Aspen in August 2021 and completed his degree apprenticeship last year. Since then, his progression hasn’t stopped…

For National Apprenticeship Week, Luke Dsouza shares his experience as an apprentice with Waterman Aspen.

Join us on 12th February at our Birmingham office for a Young Rail Professionals (YRP) tech talk with Daniel Colley, Dr. Christopher Micallef and Matthew Hall on secondment to Coventry City Council, all about the Coventry Very Light Rail (CVLR) project.

2025 has certainly been one to remember. Thank you to our clients, colleagues and industry friends for a fantastic year.

Here are Waterman Aspen’s top moments from 2025… 👀

What does a whole year of fundraising look like, squeezed into one speedy video? A hint: lots of walking, running, cycling and a whole lot of team spirit. A huge thank you to all our colleagues for supporting CRY this year, it’s been incredible!

After a fantastic range of nominations this year, we’re delighted to announce that the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has been chosen as our Charity of the Year for 2026.

Find out more about our work with Coventry City Council to deliver active travel schemes and Coventry’s zero-emission Very Light Rail system.

Read about James Trafford’s reflections on two decades mentoring Water & Environmental professionals toward CIWEM chartership.