Its Water Saving Week 2023 15th-19th May 2023
Date published:
May 9, 2023
This year Waterwise will be hosting the Water Saving Week for the 7th year running. Follow waterwise on social media to take part in the campaign!
During the week - learn how to reduce our water usage and why it’s important to do so. From saving money to saving nature, we can all make tiny changes in our lives that combined will have a huge impact on our future.To find out more on this fantastic week - click here https://www.waterwise.org.uk/wsw/
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