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The Consumer Council for Water (CCWater) is warning that the water industry must do more to prove it is offering value for money following new research which shows that customers are now more satisfied with some other utilities, including energy.

The rise in the number of people living in cities - predicted to reach 80 % by 2020 - coupled with climate change is straining Europe's water supplies. An EU-funded project has demonstrated innovative technologies and approaches to tackle water scarcity.

The Institute of Water and Energy & Utility Skills have launched a new strategic partnership to promote competence, skills and career development for the whole water industry, from trainee through to senior leadership.

Global engineering and consulting firm Arup and the International Water Association (IWA)  have announced a major new strategic partnership to accelerate the transition towards water-wise cities.

The Institute of Water and Energy & Utility Skills have launched a new strategic partnership to promote competence, skills and career development for the whole water industry, from trainee through to senior leadership.

Engineering experts Reece Innovation will be leading a group comprising businesses, academics, schools and members of the public in a week-long search for new ideas on the way infrastructure is upgraded.

bridge collapse nrA report by the Rail Accident Investigation Branch into the partial collapse of a bridge onto open railway lines last year has highlighted the need for better information to be available to Network Rail to manage the potential risk to its structures from breaches of water utilities.

ENGINEERING HOPE REPORTA new report has set out a potential path for a humane and sustainable solution to the global refugee crisis which would see settlements become economically and socially sustainable, making then places for living, not just survival.

Waterwise is launching a new Leadership Group with the UK water industry to use more ambitious water efficiency programmes to track and improve customer service.

Water market switches have now reached over 22,500 since the competitive retail market opened for business in April, according to market operator MOSL.

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