City Conference 2017
After a tumultuous year in the political and economic world, Water UK is welcoming key representatives from across the UK’s water industry to our 17th annual City Conference.
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New website for customers to see how their water companies are performing
Customers can now quickly and easily see how their water company is performing and compare it to other companies. The information can be found on DiscoverWater.co.uk and has a comprehensive range of data covering a variety of topics.
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Statement about Ofwat’s announcement on draft determinations
Ofwat’s announcement today is a key milestone in the Price Review process. Water companies will be looking closely at the details of what Ofwat has published and there is a lot of information for companies to work through.
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Fighting fatbergs
… wipes 88 % 88% of people are aware that wet wipes harm the environment 300,000 300,000 sewer blockages every year Wet … known as fatbergs. These have a major impact on the environment and contribute to pollution in our rivers and … and cleaning sewage before it is released into the environment Find out more 22 Apr 24 Wet wipe ban a step in …
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Our Team
… and policy roles with a particular focus on energy and the environment, and has also worked for Accenture. Jeevan Jones … of our policy agenda, including water services, the environment, rivers & seas, and resilience. Dan previously … and in a public affairs consultancy focusing on energy and environment policy. He started his career working for the …
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Water UK and British Beer & Pub Association urge operators to apply imminently for beer disposal
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Nationalisation would put achievements of the water industry at risk, MPs warned
Parliamentarians have been warned 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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Water companies back workforce renewal and skills strategy
Water companies have backed a new strategy to bring in 221,000 new recruits by 2027 in the utilities sector to help ensure customers will continue to get the essential service they need in the future.