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ANGLIAN WATER LOVE EVERY DROP VAN SIGNAGEAs the UK experiences the warmest June temperatures on record, Anglian Water is urging customers to use less water wherever they can.

Published in Company News

GARDEN SPRINKLER New research by Thames Water reveals that while the UK has experienced drought, the hottest summer on record in 2025, and record-breaking temperatures last month it has not led to reduced water use.

Published in Company News

SOMERSET LEVELS Artificial Drainage rivers through farmland fields in low lying wetlandThe Government has announced a new £50 million government investment which will help Somerset’s homes, farms and businesses better withstand the growing threat of flooding.

WMO EL NINO Global Seasonal Climate Update - Jul-Aug 2026 - temperatureThe World Meteorological Organization (WMO) is warning countries across the world that an El Niño extreme weather event is set to arrive in the coming months with 90% certainty.

Published in Water Issues

PORTSMOUTH WATER DRAFT DROUGHT PLAN 2027Portsmouth Water has launched a public consultation, asking customers and stakeholders to comment on its plans to manage future droughts.

Published in Company News

CCC REPORT A WELL ADAPTED UK REPORT MAY 2026The Climate Change Committee (CCC) is warning in a new report published today that the British way of life is under threat from heat, flooding and drought - and that the UK was built for a climate that no longer exists today.

Published in Water Issues

FLOOD FORECASTING CENTRE EA  MET OFFICE PARTNERSHIP LOGO 2The latest National Flood Risk Assessment (NaFRA) shows that about 4.6 million properties are now at risk, a 43% rise since the last assessment - the Flood Forecasting Centre has referred to the significantly increased risk as part of making its case for further investment in surface water flood modelling tools.

WMO REPORT STATE OF GLOBAL CLIMATE 2025 MAR 2026 The World Meteorological Organization WMO is warning that Earth’s climate is more out of balance than at any time in observed history – the climate is increasingly out of balance, driven by rising greenhouse gas concentrations that are warming the atmosphere and oceans and accelerating ice melt.

Published in Energy and Carbon

THAMES BARRIER The Environment Agency (EA) and Met Office today are warning that wet weather is set to continue for another month – and that high tides and strong winds may also bring tidal flood risk in some places during this period.

Flooded road signThe Environment Agency continues to call on the public to remain vigilant to the risk of significant flooding as a further band of rain is expected to hit Britain later today.

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