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Hundreds of new trees planted to boost local wildlife

Hundreds of new trees planted to boost local wildlife

Hundreds of trees have been planted at our sites over the past few months to help protect woodlands and enhance natural...

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Toad Patrol at Chew Valley Lake: a ribbiting night at the res!

Toad Patrol at Chew Valley Lake: a ribbiting night at the res!

We caught up with Andy Ryder, the Chair of Avon Reptile & Amphibian Group (ARAG), to find out more about the great work...

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Taking on the Great Bristol Run to raise money for WaterAid

Taking on the Great Bristol Run to raise money for WaterAid

To mark World Water Day 2024, our colleagues at Bristol Water will be tackling the Great Bristol Run to raise money for...

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Eliminating single-use plastics at Weston Super Half

Eliminating single-use plastics at Weston Super Half

Our team will again be on hand to provide water at this year’s Albert Goodman Weston Super Half, helping the event to...

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Catch of the Century at our Chew Valley Lake

Catch of the Century at our Chew Valley Lake

A long-standing British fishing record looks set to be smashed after a huge pike was caught at our own Chew Valley Lake.

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Fighting back against fungal tree disease to enhance woodland wildlife

Fighting back against fungal tree disease to enhance woodland wildlife

Unfortunately large areas of woodland around Blagdon Lake and Chew Valley Lake reservoirs have been badly affected by...

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The little things you can do to help stay leak-free this winter

The little things you can do to help stay leak-free this winter

We are reminding everyone to protect their homes and properties against the risk of leaks ahead of the cold snap, to...

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Helping wildlife thrive at our sites

Helping wildlife thrive at our sites

Did you know? Our lakes are open for you to enjoy – with nature trails, picnic sites, bird watching, angling, sailing,...

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Why do water mains burst more during winter months?

Why do water mains burst more during winter months?

During winter months we see a lot more burst mains and leaks on our network. We're continually investing and upgrading...

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