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England and Wales
August’s Water Voice Barometer & Spotlight report is live. 💧🗣️ The Spotlight gave communities the chance to share feedback on their company’s performance and action plan progress, which will help shape their discussions at the Accountability Sessions in October and November.
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In this episode of Waterfall Rapids, Mike & Karen sit down with @thameswater ’s Demand Reduction Manager, Andrew Tucker, to uncover why modern toilets fail, what smart meter data is revealing, and how to fix a leaky loo before it drips away your money.
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Record bill rises have hit households hard, driving the largest-ever increase in complaints about water companies to CCW. Companies need to do much more to show people where their money is going and demonstrate that higher bills are funding the improvements that were promised.
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Complaints about water companies rose by 56% in 2025-26 - with billing dominating households' concerns. Our expert Andy White will be a guest on Radio 4's @Moneybox Live from 3pm, discussing our report and customers' wider worries around water bills. orlo.uk/L7x2Y
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Our latest Household Complaints Report reveals a surge in complaints to both water companies and CCW. Against the backdrop of rising bills, affordability concerns, the scale of the price rises and the search for ways to reduce costs were among the drivers behind the increase.
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📷📷That little trickle might be costing more than you think.. Leaky loos are surprisingly easy to miss. Worth a quick check next time you're in the bathroom. A simple fix could be kinder to your bills and even kinder to the planet.
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💧 The Institute of Water Annual Conference is just around the corner! Our Chief Executive, Mike Keil, will be speaking next week about the vital role customers and communities can play in building resilience to climate change.
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Building a resilient water future is something we all have a part to play in. 💧 Our Chief Exec, Mike Keil, will be speaking at the Institute of Water Annual Conference on 17 September about the role customers and communities can play in adapting to climate change.
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In this episode of Waterfall Rapids, Mike and Karen are joined by researchers from the University of Manchester and the Tyndall Centre to explore what it really means to build water smart communities and why understanding people matters more than measuring water use.
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The rain we're experiencing in many areas is falling on dry, hard ground which may lead to flash flooding.
Did you know dry weather can actually increase the risk of flooding? The rain we're experiencing is falling on dry, hard ground which may lead to flash flooding. Stay prepared and check for flooding near you: check-for-flooding.service.g…
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July's Water Voice Barometer & Spotlight is now live. 💧🗣️ The Spotlight explored drought: ☀️ 40% of the community worry about water shortages in their area due to drought over the next 15 years ☀️ Just 45% trust their water company to maintain supplies during very hot weather
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In this episode of Waterfall Rapids, Mike and Karen are joined by Lisa Craven from Stormsaver to talk about rainwater harvesting and why collecting the rain that falls on our roofs could be one of the smartest things we do for our water future.
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Fifty years after the 1976 drought, extreme weather continues to affect people’s daily lives, water supplies and the environment. Water companies, businesses and customers all have a part to play in using water wisely, helping to make sure there is enough water for everyone.
50 years on from the 1976 drought and we are seeing the impacts of how our climate is changing. Water Engineer, Chris Binnie, shares why the summer of 1976 was a turning point for the water industry. Watch the full video: piped.video/shorts/0mwJyPdxC…
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In this episode of Waterfall Rapids, Lia walks two of our Welsh routes with Tony Rees from South East Wales Rivers Trust and land artist Rebecca Wynne-Kelly, exploring why our rivers and coastlines are worth protecting.
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