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Above average rainfall in spring this year means water supplies across the UK are generally healthy – Britain is not about to go into a drought. However, demand for water remains extremely high throughout the current heatwave, so water companies are continuing to ask everyone to please use water wisely.
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In conjunction with a wide range of interested parties, Water UK has developed a protocol in order to avoid disputes in cases where the correct classification of an asset is unclear.
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Water UK Chief Executive, Michael Roberts, has responded to the Environment Agency's Environmental Performance Assessment, released today, Wednesday 11 July.
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Water UK Chief Executive Michael Roberts has warned parliamentarians about the risks involved in any move to nationalise the water industry, with investment, service improvements, environmental standards and low bills all under threat.
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Working4Water explains what the water industry has achieved since it stopped being owned and run by the government in 1989.
It sets out the facts about the many positive improvements the industry has made over the past 30 years – cleaner beaches, healthier rivers, higher quality drinking water and a much more reliable service.
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Serving customers and meeting their needs is at the heart of everything the water industry does.
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Water companies spend billions each year to protect and enhance the environment and to make sure they can provide water and wastewater services now and in the future. The...
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Water companies are contributing expertise, perspectives and research to inform the debate on the future of water.
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The UK water sector needs an effective and proportionate legislative framework to deliver excellent and affordable services. The sector is determined to deliver top-quality...
WaterSafe is a UK-wide scheme to help you find an approved contractor.