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Irish Water, working in partnership with Kilkenny County Council, has confirmed it will invest over €10 million to upgrade the Inistioge and Thomastown Water Supply Schemes, providing a safer, more reliable and secure water supply for over 4,000 customers in the area.

Affinity Water has announced the appointment of Stuart Ledger as the Chief Financial Officer of Affinity Water Limited - he will also be appointed a Director of the Company.

Water industry regulator Ofwat is calling for a step change in the way Thames Water behaves and operates.

 

Anglian Water is among the finalists for the Responsible Business Awards 2017 announced yesterday. The water company has been nominated for the most prestigious – Responsible Business of the Year award – as well as a finalist for the award for Environmental Leadership.

Wessex Water has acquired Flipper – an innovative automated energy tariff switching service to help energy customers save money on their bills. The water company has plans to further develop Flipper to ensure customers don’t overpay for utility services.

The warm weather saw demand for water in Yorkshire increase by 125 million litres each day over last weekend - 15% more water than average according to Yorkshire Water.

Sue-Amies-King-2Two and a half months into what looks like a promising start to the new competitive retail water market, Water Plus Chief Executive Officer Sue Amies-King reflects on progress to date.

AW-bus-smallAnglian Water is launching its Big Conversation  to hear customers’ views on key water issues to help shape its AMP7 business plan for the five years from 2020–2025 - a double-decker tour bus will visit more than 20 town centres and events throughout the East of England.

Dwr Cymru Welsh Water is planning a multi-million pound upgrade to its Keeston and Clarbeston wastewater treatment works in Pembrokeshire will help protect the environment, reduce flooding and improve river and bathing water quality in the area for decades to come.

Communities in the Western Isles are to benefit from Scottish Water investment worth around £17.5 million in two major projects designed to boost the quality and resilience of water supplies.

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