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Update From Southern Water: Loss Of Supply From Testwood Water Supply Works
The recent heavy rain has caused the amount of sediment in water we take from rivers in Hampshire to be higher than normal and the
The Amazing History Of Water Engineering
From the very first time humans settled in one place and began to grow crops, we have had to find ways of bringing water to
What Effect Is Climate Change Having On The UK’s Seas?
Climate change is extremely complex. The Marine Climate Change Impacts Partnership (MCCIP) is an independent source of information and data on marine climate change. MCCIP works closely
The benefits of vertical farming
Vertical farming, also known as Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA), is the practice of growing crops in stacked layers in a controlled, indoor environment. Crops are
Effective water management at independent schools
We do not have figures for how much water individual independent schools use, but we know that each school’s water usage must be considerable. The
Castle Water Re-Launches MyAccount
Customers looking to access MyAccount will find their online account in the customer portal. Click here to register for a new account. Castle Water, the
The Best Independent Schools For Sustainability
Younger generations are leading the way in terms of the environment and sustainability. After all, they’re the ones who will be most affected by climate
How Water Resilient Are UK Airports?
In June 2021, members of the Airports Council International (ACI) committed to reaching Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050. The ACI urged the world’s governments to support
Thames Water Announces Hosepipe Ban – What Does It Mean For Your Business?
Thames Water has announced it will enforce a Temporary Use Ban (TUB), commonly known as a hosepipe ban, from Wednesday 24th August. The TUB will
Aqua Parks And Water Quality
If you do an online search for water safety tips, you’ll get plenty of advice about drowning prevention and safety equipment. However, there’s very little