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Peter the Meter’s guest appearance at Clifton fountain launch

By Bethany Wash | October 4, 2019
Peter the Meter at Bristol Water's Clifton fountain launch
Today, we officially unveiled our latest free to use water fountain in Bristol with a very special guest appearance from… Peter the Meter! To celebrate the launch of our ‘Life’s sweeter with a meter’ campaign, Peter the Meter was invited to unveil the fountain to the public on Queens Road, Clifton. The soon-to-be local celebrity…Read More

Bristol Water gets new partners to deliver for people

By Rob Ellis | October 2, 2019
Bristol Water awards £75million in contracts to Lewis Civil Engineering and Gallagher through an innovative new delivery model.   Today, 1 October, we can announce the award of new Network Maintenance Partnership Contracts worth £75million as the latest milestone in implementing our new delivery model. Lewis Civil Engineering and TK Gallagher will work with us…Read More

Lowest leakage in the country

By Sharna Smith | September 20, 2019
A report released this week by the Consumer Council for Water has named us the industry’s best performer in leakage. Mel Karam, Chief Executive Officer at Bristol Water, said: “We’ve been recognised as the top performer in leakage, after setting ourselves ambitious targets and working hard to achieve them. “Our customers and stakeholders can trust…Read More

Royate Hill burst: Q&A

By Sharna Smith | July 25, 2019
When will my water supply return? We are currently diverting the water away from the damaged section of the water main, which will hopefully restore water supplies within the next couple of hours (correct as of: 11:15am) Why is my water discoloured? Some people might notice their water is starting to come back but look…Read More

A collective vision for Citizens for the future.

By Michelle Davies | July 24, 2019
Last Friday (12 July) Bristol Water and Bristol Green Capital Partnership co-hosted a workshop with city stakeholders to develop a vision for ‘Citizens for the Future’. The objective was to develop a vision for citizens and employees for the future aligned to Bristol’s One City Plan. We debated what people would need to be like…Read More

Would you risk your life for a quick dip?

By Bethan Stone | July 12, 2019
It’s a hot, sticky summer’s day. Even the shade isn’t cool enough and you start to feel a little faint, a bit dizzy – what you wouldn’t give just to cool off a bit. It feels like a long day but you’ve just been relaxing, so why does it feel so tiring? Suddenly your pace…Read More

The meaning of life… for a water company

By Michelle Davies | June 26, 2019
a headstone image with monty python's the meaning of life on it
Have you ever thought about the meaning of life, what we are here to do? I know I have; for me it’s part of trying to make sense of juggling work and family commitments and to stay focussed on what matters. Here at Bristol Water we’ve also been thinking about the meaning of life for…Read More

Eight new water fountains to be installed across Bristol

By Sharna Smith | June 21, 2019
the bristol water map of water fountains in queens road christmas steps the promenade broadmead college green millennium square and queen square
They will save Bristolians half a million pounds and prevent 50 miles of plastic bottle waste every year Some of Bristol’s busiest areas are to benefit from eight new free-to-use water fountains, starting from this week, in a bid to fight against plastic waste. The new water fountains will quadruple the number of refill fountains…Read More