Water UK

Water UK welcomes today’s announcement by Defra to boost support for anaerobic digestion (AD) in the UK.

The effect on planning for the public water supply of requiring water companies to reduce the amount of water they take from rivers and groundwater has created a lot of interest in recent days.

Water UK welcomes the direction and key recommendations of Sir Michael Pitt’s review of last summer’s floods, published today.

Ofwat has published a consultation paper seeking views on setting water efficiency targets for water companies.

Water UK today publishes a report by independent consultants NERA Consulting Ltd on 'Cost of Capital for PR09'.

On 16 June Health Secretary Alan Johnson raised a glass – of tap water, naturally – to the memory of the great scientist and entrepreneur John Snow.

Today, eight stakeholders representing customers, regulators, water and sewerage companies and government publish the report, 'Deliberative Research concerning Consumers' Priorities for PR09'. The report explores consumers' views of water and sewerage services for the 2009 price review covering the period 2010-15.

More than half of bogus caller crimes committed in the UK are carried out by criminals pretending to be from a water company.

Water companies in England and Wales make preliminary announcements of financial results for the year to March 2008. A Water UK background briefing.

The national water symposium held at Lancaster House in London today, was attended by Defra Secretary of State Hilary Benn and two hundred representatives of business and public service interests throughout the country.