Northumbrian Water are officially the country’s most reliable water company, according to the latest findings by an industry watchdog.
Ofwat has launched a consultation on new guidelines for regional and small water only and water and sewerage companies on helping residential customers in England and Wales pay their bill, access help and repay debts.
Research commissioned by water sector regulator Ofwat as part of #ListenCareShare, a piece of work to understand customers' experiences during the pandemic, shows that customers are more than three times as likely to pay bills by credit card than ask for help.
A new report by the Consumer Council for Water (CCW) has unveiled proposals to end the postcode lottery of support for millions of households across England and Wales who are unable to afford their water bill and to improve access to wider help.
Ofwat is today opening a conversation with the water sector and beyond to listen, care and share, to help make sure that customers across the country are getting what they need from their water company.
The water industry in Scotland is the most trusted industry with customers, according to research by consumer rights body Which.
In an Expert Focus article for WaterBriefing on World Water Day, Caroline Boden, Head of Communication at Echo Managed Services explores how water companies can align messages about water conservation and sustainability with environmentally-conscious current and future Generation Z (Gen Z) customers.
Almost 7,000 blocked sewers have been reported by vigilant Thames Water customers in the four months since the company launched a new online tool.
Customer behaviour and choices – rather than socioeconomics and weather – are the key to understanding household water use to help meet ambitious reductions in water abstraction, an UKWIR Big Questions project has revealed.
Ofwat is warning over increases in bad debt in the business water sector retail market as a result of COVID-19 - the regulator has launched a new consultation on proposals to address the issue.