Water UK

Water UK is set to move to more modern premises close to its current home at One Queen Anne’s Gate at the end of this year.

The latest report from the OECD on the overall well-being of people in the world’s most developed countries reveals that the UK ranks top for satisfaction with drinking water quality.

The water companies in England and Wales operate within a demanding regulatory framework established by Ofwat, the independent regulator, and in the context of the wider economic and tax policies established by the government.

Peter Simpson, Water UK’s Chairman, has today announced his intention to step down from the chairmanship of Water UK this summer.

Water UK has today published a report on the role of financing in the water sector in England and Wales.

The Home Builders Federation (HBF) and Water UK are pleased to announce that they have agreed to work more closely together to address a range of topics of common interest.

Defra is working towards the implementation of Section 42 of the Flood and Water Management Act 2010. Once in force, section 42 will make the right to connect sewers and lateral drains into the public sewerage system under section 106 of the Water Industry Act 1991 subject to meeting two conditions.

Water companies are now into the second half of a record £25 billion programme of investment in the future of water and sewerage services, boosting local economies throughout the country.

We are pleased to see the publication by Ofwat of its consultation on the framework and approach (or methodology) for setting price controls for 2015-20.

Ofwat has today issued a new consultation on changes to water company licences.