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WWT’s Drinking Water Quality Conference 2023

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August 16, 2023

Drinking Water Quality ConferenceSecuring drinking water quality now and in the futureWWT’s Drinking Water Quality Conference 2023 will be taking place 19 September in Birmingham. The event will bring together the leading water companies, regulators, academics, and solution providers to discuss current and future challenges in maintaining a superior level of drinking water quality in the UK. 19 September 2023 | The Birmingham Conference & Events CentreBOOK YOUR PLACE

EXPERT SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

Marcus RinkChief inspectorDWI

Clair DunnHead of water qualityAnglian Water

MohamedAteia IbrahimEnvironmentalengineer & groupleaderEPA USA

Samantha VinceHead of supplycomplianceWessex Water

John FawellVisiting professorCranfield University Water Science Institute

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