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SOUTHERN WATER - RIVER TEST 1Southern Water has applied to the Environment Agency a for drought permit to protect the River Test due to the threat of a serious deficiency of water supplies in the Hampshire and Isle of Wight water supply areas.

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AGRICULTURE FIELDnglian Water has begun sharing its allocated water resources from the River Nene with nearby farmers to enable them to take extra water for their crops, as well as helping maintain levels in the RSPB Lower Nene washes, as the recent dry weather continues.

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CHALK STREAM HAMPSHIRESouthern Water has launched a public consultation on its plans for new sustainable water sources to protect Hampshire’s iconic chalk streams and maintain supplies for customers.

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WATERWISE DRAFT UK WATER EFFICIENCY STRATEGY JUNE 22Waterwise. the leading UK authority on water efficiency, has published its draft UK Water Efficiency Strategy to 2030 – and says that delivering the Strategy could save at least 1,500 million litres of water per day by 2030.

WRE-WRSE possible supply solutionsThe Environment Agency’s review of emerging regional water resources plans says that environmental enhancements set out in the plans were variable and did not meet expectations in some places.

Published in Water Issues

OFWAT LOGOOfwat has today confirmed it will continue to provide ring-fenced funding for further investigations into four strategic regional water resource solutions in England. The proposed solutions could provide long-term, resilient water supplies to drier parts of the country.

SOUTH EAST WATER FINAL DROUGHT PLAN MAY 2022 -2027South East Water has published the final version of the company’s Drought Plan which outlines the actions the water company will take before, during and after periods of drought to supply its customers with water.

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SOUTH EAST WATER 25 YR ENV PLAN DRAFTIn a water industry first, South East Water has launched a new consultation on its first draft 25 Year Environment Plan.

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RAPID SCHEMES as at 1st April 2022 1Ofwat has published the forward work programme setting out the 2022-23 delivery priorities for the Regulators’ Alliance for Progressing Infrastructure Development (RAPID) - the partnership made up of Ofwat, the Environment Agency and the Drinking Water Inspectorate.

UN WATER REPORT MARCH 2022In conjunction with World Water Day, the United Nations has published the United Nations World Water Development Report (WWDR), UN-Water’s flagship report on water and sanitation issues, which is focussed on a different theme each year.

Published in Water Issues
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