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Welcome to Water Saving Week 11-15 May 2020
Waterwise is hosting its annual Water Saving Week from 11-15 May 2020, focusing on the connection between climate change and water efficiency. The week will feature daily themes and tips to promote water conservation.
Join Waterwise for Water Saving Week from 11-15 May 2020, highlighting the link between climate change and water efficiency with daily themes and tips.
Learning Lessons and Future Ways of Working - Blog by Paul Horton & Richard Laikin
This blog discusses the water sector's response to recent challenges, highlighting changes in operations and the importance of adapting to future needs while maintaining customer engagement and innovation.
Explore insights on the water sector's adaptation during recent challenges and the importance of innovation and customer engagement for future resilience.
Sarah Bentley announced as Thames Water's new CEO
Thames Water has today announced the appointment of Sarah Bentley as chief executive officer, starting this autumn.
Thames Water announces Sarah Bentley as new CEO, bringing extensive experience to enhance customer service and lead major investment initiatives.
A Winning Water Dragons Final
The Water Dragons Final held on 31 March showcased innovative products from various companies, with participation from industry professionals globally. The event successfully adapted to a virtual format, and the winner will be announced at the annual awards lunch in November.
The Water Dragons Final highlighted innovation in the water sector with global participation. The winner will be revealed at the awards lunch in November.
National Audit Office: Water supply and demand management
A National Audit Office report warns that southern England could face water shortages within 20 years due to climate change and unsustainable water abstraction. Significant reductions in water consumption are necessary to avert this crisis.
The NAO report highlights urgent action needed to prevent water shortages in southern England within 20 years due to climate change and abstraction limits.
Northumbrian Water challenges the Final Determinations
Northumbrian Water Limited (NWL) today (14 February 2020) announced that it has asked Ofwat to refer its PR19 Final Determination to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) for review.
Northumbrian Water has challenged its PR19 Final Determination, seeking a review by the Competition and Markets Authority.
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