Coverage following launch of consultation on bathing waters reform
Today we are looking at media coverage following the launch of our consultation on Bathing Water reforms.
Today we are looking at media coverage following the launch of our consultation on Bathing Water reforms.
Today we are looking at media coverage following the publication of Ofwat’s annual Water Company Performance Report
Today we are looking at misleading coverage on the Water (Special Measures) Bill
Today we are looking at coverage following the introduction of major legislation to crack down on water bosses polluting Britain’s rivers, lakes and seas
Today’s blog outlines the government’s response to recent coverage on the upcoming ‘March for Clean Water’.
Today we are looking at coverage of government plans to double reimbursement payments for water company customers when their basic services are impacted.
There has been widespread coverage of the government’s announcement that 27 new bathing water sites will be designated across England. Coverage includes BBC, ITV, The Guardian, The Telegraph, iNews, The Times and Daily Mail.
Today the Office for Environmental Protection published a report on legal targets to improve water health.
The report claims that report claims that “the EA has calculated a cost of £51 billion to achieve the targets… but there is only confirmed funding of £6.2 billion up to 2027”.
This is incorrect. In October 2023, the water industry announced a planned £96 billion of investment between 2025 and 2030 to deliver significant environmental improvements, including tackling nutrient pollution and reducing the use of storm overflows. Ofwat is currently considering these proposals.
Today we look at media coverage of a new £11m fund for local water quality projects.
Today we are looking at media coverage of this week’s bathing water consultation launch.