Water a way to go – Glastonbury Festival sees SIX time increase in demand
Fresh water supplies are being rerouted to help hydrate over 200,000 Glastonbury Festival revellers - all without the need for plastic bottles.
Fresh water supplies are being rerouted to help hydrate over 200,000 Glastonbury Festival revellers - all without the need for plastic bottles.
As fuel and energy bills continue to soar, the Consumer Council for Water (CCW) is sharing their top tips to help people save money on their water bills. Let’s find out how we can manage our water bills, reduce water consumption and save money.
Bristol Water is offering its best-ever package of support to help customers lower their bills, including a new risk-free money-back guarantee for those switching to a water meter.
Water saving doesn’t just happen at home, it’s something we can all do more of, at work, out and about and even at school.
Bristol Water have launched a help scheme for water bills if you’ve been affected by the COVID-19 furlough scheme drawing to an end.
Young artists from Chew Magna Primary School have helped design a colourful new playground which has just opened at Chew Valley Lake.
Bristol Water, in partnership with Castle Water, Binnies, RWE, and The University West of England have been awarded £620,000 to explore a local and lower carbon alterative to drought planning, which could shake up the wholesale water market as we know it.
Article taken from: www.bristolwaterfoundation.co.uk