The Government’s independent advisers, the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC), have yesterday published their latest review of the UK’s water, energy, transport and other key networks over the next 30 years.
There’s nothing quite like water. It’s essential to life on Earth and this World Food Day reminds us that without water, we couldn’t produce the food that we need to survive. As climate change continues to take hold and our population grows, it’s more important than ever to think sustainably about how we use water.
Katy Taylor, Southern Water's Chief Customer Officer, responds in words and on video to the Consumer Council for Water's annual complaints report.
Head of our Clean Rivers and Seas Task Force, Dr Nick Mills, recently had the honour of delivering the keynote speech at the Institute of Civil Engineers' Autumn Prestige Lecture – the James Forrest Lecture.
Last year, Southern Water launched new educational resources for teachers and educational settings, to help teach primary school children about the importance of saving water.
This week is World Water Week – an annual event that highlights global water issues, and shines a light on the increasing and concerning rise in water scarcity across the globe, including here in the UK.
Our Bluewave innovation team have been focussing on finding innovative ways to stop leakage, at the Northumbrian Water Innovation Festival 2023.
We’re really sorry that customers in Cobham postcode areas ME2 and some of ME3 may experience low pressure or a loss of water supply today. This is being caused by a burst water main in the area.
Over the summer months demand for water goes up. With people spending more time outside, tourists arriving and all of us doing more activities, everyone needs more water. So how do we keep water supplies flowing for all our customers?
Pupils from St Robert Southwell Primary School had an interactive opportunity to learn even more about water saving, at a recent Hackathon Day, organised by our supplier Baringa.
