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Proposed new laws will strengthen cyber defences for essential public services like healthcare, drinking water providers, transport and energy
New laws proposed in the UK aim to enhance cyber security for essential services, including healthcare and water supply, amid rising cyber threats. The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill seeks to protect public services and the economy from potential disruptions.
The UK proposes new laws to strengthen cyber defences for essential services like healthcare and water, addressing rising threats and protecting the economy.
CEO Blog- Reflecting on Black History Month: Progress, Positivity, and Purpose in the Water Sector
October's Black History Month prompted vital discussions in the water sector about diversity, equity, and inclusion, highlighting both challenges and progress. The events fostered collaboration and commitment to meaningful change across the industry.
Reflecting on Black History Month, the water sector emphasises the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion, highlighting progress and future actions.
A Year in Water Review: Networks November Kick-Off
The Networks November event featured discussions on collaboration, inclusion, and the future of water, with insights from various industry leaders on key challenges and strategies.
Explore insights from the Networks November event, focusing on collaboration, inclusion, and future strategies for the UK water sector.
Standards and Regulations: Industry Guidance Note
Water UK Standards Board has released a draft Industry Guidance Note aimed at clarifying UK water standards for suppliers and companies. Feedback is invited until 8th January 2026.
Explore the draft Industry Guidance Note from Water UK Standards Board, providing clarity on UK water standards. Feedback is open until 8th January 2026.
Provisional Redeterminations on Water Price Controls: What It Means for the Sector and Customers
The CMA's provisional redeterminations on water price controls for five companies reveal a 3% average increase in customer bills, with a focus on efficiency and targeted investment.
The CMA's provisional redeterminations on water price controls highlight a 3% increase in customer bills, focusing on efficiency and investment for the water sector.
CEO BLOG - AMP 8: A Defining Moment for the Water Sector
AMP 8 marks a critical phase for the water sector, with significant reforms and challenges ahead. Collaboration and a shared vision are essential for navigating climate impacts and infrastructure demands.
AMP 8 presents a pivotal moment for the UK water sector, highlighting the need for reform, collaboration, and a shared vision to address emerging challenges.
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