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Water industry welcomes significant fall in complaints
Water UK has welcomed a substantial fall in complaints to water companies published in CC Water's Annual Complaints Report.
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Response to Ofwat's report into freeze-thaw
Water UK Chief Executive Michael Roberts has responded to a report by Ofwat on the freeze/thaw event in Spring 2018.
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Protect our environment - only #RainDownTheDrain
Water UK is supporting the #RainDownTheDrain campaign this week to help ensure that the fantastic achievements for our water environment aren't damaged.
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Water UK response to Ofwat PR19 methodology consultation launch
Commenting on Ofwat’s launch of consultation on methodology for PR19, Michael Roberts, Chief Executive of Water UK, said: “Today’s launch is a significant milestone in the forthcoming price review for water companies in England and Wales for the period 2020 to 2025
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MPs call for ban on microplastics
MPs have called for a worldwide ban on plastic microbeads in cosmetic products following a report by the Environmental Audit Committee highlighting the damaging impact they can have on the marine environment.
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Supporting the great British holiday with cleaner seas
Water companies are playing a key role in ensuring the quality of water around Britain’s coasts remains consistently high
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Stricter standards for bathing waters
The UK bathing season starts this month and runs until the end of September. For 2014, monitoring data will be assessed using the standards set in the current bathing water directive. This is the last season these standards will be used. From 2015, bathing water quality will be assessed using new, stricter standards.
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Climate forecasts – not a sideline concern
Many commentators have pointed out that, despite the rise of the Green Party as a force in national politics, the environment has not been a mainstream issue during this election campaign. At a time of austerity, it’s argued, voters see concern about environmental issues as a marginal issue, which pales into insignificance compared to worries about jobs, homes and health. And yet the predictions are more alarming than ever.