The UK public are being urged to ditch single use plastic water bottles and switch to a reusable water bottle to cut plastic pollution
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UK water companies lead global battle against 'misleading' wet wipes advertising
UK water companies are leading a global battle against misleading claims that wipes are flushable. These so called ‘flushable’ wet wipes cause misery to millions of people around the world by blocking sewers and contributing to nasty floods in their homes and wider environment.
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Water UK response to Budget 2021
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United in the Race to Zero
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Water resources long term planning
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Surface development restrictions for hydraulic fracturing
Water UK welcomes the Government proposals forestablishing licence conditions the prevent hydraulic fracturing in wells drilled from the surface of key protected areas including high risk drinking water sources (defined as SPZ1).
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Amendment to permitted development rights for drilling boreholes for groundwater monitoring for petroleum exploration
Water UK welcomes the Government proposals to amend the scope of the permitted development rights for the drilling of boreholes associated with groundwater monitoring needs for petroleum exploration.
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Abstraction reform - response to Defra consultation
Water UK response to Defra consultation 'Making the Most of Every Drop - Consultation on Reforming the Water Abstraction Management System'.
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Don't drain the festive fat - #binit4beaches
Water UK is supporting the #binit4beaches campaign this Christmas, fighting the festive fat.
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Response to Jeremy Corbyn comments on the water industry
Water UK responds to Jeremy Corbyn comments on the water industry
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INDA & EDANA introduce new practice on labelling wipes
Water UK welcomes the recent issue of INDA & EDANA's new code of practice on labelling of wipes.
The new requirement for wipes manufacturers to prominently display a ‘Do Not Flush’ label on the front of products illustrates the cross-sector willingness to work to prevent customer confusion.
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Don’t create a Turkeyberg this Christmas, public urged