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More than 3 million households to receive reduced bills as water companies announce record-breaking investment

What does the water sector need from the town planning system?

Storm Darragh: UK Water Companies Rise to the Challenge

Water UK statement on Price Review Final Determinations

Water UK response to the Office for Environmental Protection investigation into regulation of environmental law.

London Super Sewer already improving the River Thames

National Planning Policy Framework Consultation Response

We welcome the opportunity to comment on the Government’s proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF).

Future Homes Conference - Keynote speech by Ruth Kelly

Keynote speech from Ruth Kelly about how developers and water companies can work together, with the Government, to achieve sustainable growth.

EPA review for water and sewerage companies - consultation response

This document sets out Water UK's response to the Environment Agency's targeted stakeholder engagement supporting its review of the Environmental Performance Assessment (EPA).

Farming Rules for Water Statutory Guidance Review - Response to the request for feedback

This document sets out Water UK's response to Defra's request for feedback as part of its review of the Farming Rules for Water (FrFW) Statutory Guidance.

CIWEM ‘Fresh Water Future’ Conference - Stuart Colville Speech

Speech by Stuart Colville on how to compellingly deliver against public and environmental purpose

The real (terms) story of historic water bills

A guide to how water and wastewater bills in England and Wales have changed since 1989 to the present day

Water UK response to the Environment Agency's annual assessment of bathing water quality

Water industry launches world-first interactive storm overflows map

Correspondence from David Henderson CEO Water UK, Response to the Outturn Adjustment Mechanism

We should all support the March for Clean Water

UK Water Industry: Myths vs. Facts

Water companies deliver record levels of investment, with even more needed in the coming decades