Unblocktober: Taking action for our sewers and waterways

Unblocktober is a month-long campaign dedicated to improving the health of the UK’s sewers and waterways. Every day, millions of us unknowingly contribute to blockages
How does your garden grow? Choosing the right irrigation system

Many farmers cannot rely on rainfall alone to adequately water their crops. This could be because they grow in drier climates, experience unpredictable rainfall patterns,
Improve sustainability and water efficiency in hospitality based businesses with Unblocktober

Sustainability in the hospitality industry is no longer just a trend – it’s now a fundamental expectation for how hotels, restaurants, and cafés should operate.
Castle Water’s Trade Effluent Team attend site visit to Thames Water lab and Johnson’s Workwear

Last week, Castle Water’s Trade Effluent invoicing team embarked on a fascinating and highly educational visit to Thames Water’s trade effluent laboratory. The trip offered
What happens to wastewater when it leaves your premises?

Whether you run a restaurant, car wash, or an office building, wastewater is an unavoidable part of business operations. But what happens to it after
How often should you be changing the water in your hotel swimming pool, spa, and hot tubs?

Soaking in a hot tub is a relaxing way to spend leisure time, especially with friends and family. It’s no wonder so many of the
Where does tap water come from?

It’s easy to take water for granted as we use it every day. But, have you ever stopped to think about the journey each drop
Why is trade effluent consent required?

Trade effluent is defined as any discharge into the sewerage system that isn’t domestic effluent. Examples of industries generating trade effluent and that therefore require
Water Metering FAQs: Who is responsible for maintenance and faults?

Recognising who is responsible for your water meter and knowing how to read it is essential to ensure you only pay for the water that
Open Letter to Ofwat, Panel, CCW, MOSL Aug 2024

Open Letter to: Dear Dan, Shaun, Trisha, Sarah and Mike, Remedial action required to ensure the NHH water market settlement design is acceptable to customers