Fats Block Pipes

Protect your home or business from blockages and flooding - dispose of your cooking fats responsibly.

Bin The Wipe

When you use a wet wipe, put it in the bin, not down the loo!

Water's Worth Saving

Save water, live more sustainably, help the environment and reduce your household bills.

Get Winter Ready

In cold weather, your water pipes can freeze and then burst as they thaw, causing them to leak. Protect your home.

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Information and advice for customers

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Publications

Water UK Guidance to 2011 private sewer transfer

Publications

Post company complaints handling in the water sector-a report by Queen Margaret University

Publications

Use of inflation indices in the water sector - report by NERA Economic Consulting

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Collaborative strategies on the road to Net Zero

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Budget 2021 – A water industry perspective

News

Politicians pledge to ‘Bin the Wipe’ at parliamentary event

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National Refill Day 2019

Publications

Environment Bill - recommendations by Water UK

Following the publication of the Environment Bill in October 2019, Water UK made recommendations for amendment and additions. This provided the basis for our submission to the EFRA Select Committee Inquiry on 1 November 2019.

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Productivity in the water industry

News

English water companies commit to planting 11 million trees by 2030

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Future of the water sector

Water companies have been contributing expertise and perspectives to inform the debate on the future of water, in partnership with all the sector's stakeholders. No one organisation has all the answers, so Water UK is hosting a marketplace of ideas, where water companies have been setting out their thoughts.

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Water companies reveal additional £8 billion investment with bills kept down again

Water companies in England and Wales will invest more than £8 billion in 2019-20. The investment comes in the fifth year of a £44 billion spending commitment from 2015 to 2020.