The water industry loses over 3 billion litres of water a day in England and Wales. Learn how to check your property for leaks and together we can save water.
Top 10 interesting facts about water conservation
Top 10 ways to conserve drinking water
A sports field requires a large amount of water – this photo shows a sprinkler system watering the football pitch prior to a game. An artificial turf pitch (3g pitch) does not need water yet still provides a quality playing surface.
Top 10 ways to conserve water at home
Top 10 ways to conserve water at work
If you shower for more than five minutes, you might be using more than a bath full of water. In this guide we show you how to reduce your water consumption by more than half.
A lawn should be watered frequently in summer to keep the grass green and lush. You can save water by installing an artificial grass lawn. The lawnmower will be redundant so energy is saved too.
Rainwater harvesting is the process of collecting and storing rainwater. Garden water butts are a popular and inexpensive method of rainwater harvesting. Learn how to save water in the garden and reduce your utility bill with a water butt.
Water efficient washing machines will use 6 litres of water per kilogram in comparison to the least efficient that use 14 litres of water per kilogram. Read our guide to see how you can check the water efficiency of your washing machine.