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12/03/10
National plan for water raises doubts
An official plan for water resources calls for cooperation but proposes controversial and unproven solutions.
26/02/10
Land use policy critical for water resource management
The supply of water is among the major contributions made by the land to UK wellbeing and prosperity, according to a comprehensive report published today by Foresight, the government's future think tank.
25/02/10
Building a new water business model
Pamela Taylor, Water UK Chief Executive, proposes a framework for water regulation and investment to build on a strong industry record.
22/02/10
Water prices in England and Wales 2010-11
Water bills for 2010-11 take effect in April. Water UK background briefing on prices, costs and investment.
18/02/10
Water regulator calls for action on bad debt
In a new pamphlet, 'Drain on society - what can be done about bad debt?', Ofwat makes a strong case for action by government and others to solve a growing problem.
09/02/10
Changes at Water UK
The water industry association Water UK has announced a strategic review of its objectives and activities and some staff changes including the departure of four policy advisers.
09/02/10
Minister to address City Conference
Huw Irranca-Davies MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State and Minister for Marine and Natural Environment at Defra, is confirmed as the keynote speaker at this year’s Water UK City Conference.
09/02/10
Connect Right to stop pollution and sewer flooding
Launch of a new campaign to stop pollution and sewer flooding caused when houses are wrongly connected to the public drainage system.
22/01/10
Water UK City Conference 2010
City Conference 2010 takes place at a pivotal time with the water industry facing up to the challenges of climate change, population growth, more demanding consumers, and increasing environmental regulation.
20/01/10
Flood report underlines need for infrastructure investment
Official estimates of the cost of the 2007 summer floods to households and businesses in England strengthen the case for investment in critical infrastructure across the economy.
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