During February, March, and early April we held sessions with our groups, members, and directly with members of the water commission discussing the Call for Evidence. Alongside this, as CEO, I held a direct meeting with Lee Pitcher, MP, who …
Future Water Association – Response to the Independent Commission on the Water Sector Regulatory System
The Future Water Association (FWA), a representative body comprising more than 120 organisations across the UK water sector, is pleased to present this full response to the Independent Commission on the Water Sector Regulatory System. This submission is informed by …
Episode 1: The Transformation Challenge in the Water Sector
How can the water industry rethink transformation, make time for innovation, and validate the investment?
In this kickoff episode, we dive into the biggest environmental and water infrastructure challenges, explore what true transformation really means, and uncover why people, processes, …
Do You Know About the Groundbreaker?
The water industry’s quietly revolutionary meter box.
In a sector striving for smarter infrastructure and greater efficiency, the Groundbreaker Box stands out as a solution that addresses multiple challenges simultaneously.
The Groundbreaker is the UK’s only pre-insulated, surface-mounted water service …
AMP8: A Pivotal Moment for the UK Water Industry, AUMA Actuators’ Role in Driving Sustainability
As the UK water industry enters Asset Management Period 8 (AMP8) from 2025 to 2030, the sector faces an unprecedented challenge of balancing environmental sustainability with infrastructure resilience, while ensuring affordability for customers. The priorities set out by Ofwat through …
Emerging Talent Group: Water Commission Call for Evidence Feedback Session
The Independent Water Commission has been gathering evidence to review the UK water sector and its regulation.
In April 2025, the Future Water Emerging Talent Group met online to discuss key topics and provide feedback to ensure the group had …
The UK’s first-of-its-kind water treatment works unveiled at Sturry development
Recently representatives from Barratt David Wilson Homes, EPS Water and Icosa Water welcomed members of Canterbury City Council to unveil a new first-of-its-kind water treatment works.
The new plant is located at The Woodlands development in Broad Oak, Sturry, and …
Qatium – Member News – Back Collaborative tech: How Dunea is boosting network visibility & resilience
CEO BLOG: Future Water’s Contribution to the Cunliffe-Led Water Commission
Shaping the Future of the UK Water Sector
As the UK water sector faces unprecedented challenges—including climate change, ageing infrastructure, and rising customer expectations—the need for regulatory reform has never been more urgent.
In response to the ongoing work of
… “Best in Class Effluent Quality” of our new Nutra-Lite SBR Sewage Treatment Plant -Marsh Industries Member News
Marsh Industries proudly presents the Marsh Nutra-Lite, an advanced Sequential Batch Reactor (SBR) Sewage Treatment Plant designed to significantly enhance effluent quality for off-mains wastewater systems.
The Nutra-Lite is available in capacities catering to sites for up to 50 …