Thriving environment

Our business is intrinsically linked to the environment as we rely on it for our raw product, water. For this reason we do all we can to ensure there is a clean, resilient and sustainable supply available for current and future water customers whilst ensuring there is enough water available to support the needs of the environment too. Click 'Discover More' to find out more from our Head of Environment, Emma Goddard.

Low carbon sustainable business

We’re committed to playing our part to tackle the causes of climate change and transitioning to low-carbon operations, achieving net zero by 2030. Click ‘Discover more’ to find out more from our Carbon Strategy and Economic Manager, Matt Hersey.

Securing the future of water

Resilient water resources are needed to ensure we have enough water to supply our customers into the future, while ensuring enough remains in the environment so habitats can thrive. Click ‘Discover more’ to find out more from our Head of Water Resources, Nick Price.

Future ready business

Our people are dedicated to providing you with the best service possible, whether they’re out in the field searching for leaks, managing our operational sites, testing the quality of your water or answering your queries. Each and every person within the business is dedicated to delivering you the safe reliable tap water supply you expect. Click 'Discover more' to find out more from our Head of HR, Sian Jenkins.

More than 50 experts from across the charity, utility, housing, financial and community sectors came together to take part in our annual vulnerability stakeholder conference on 5 February 2025.

Centered around collaborating to improve customer experience for those most in need, delegates heard how the feedback they provided during our 2024 event helped shape our industry leading 2025 to 2030 vulnerability strategy, how people get stuck in the cycle of debt and how organisations, such as ours, can be part of breaking that cycle.

Inclusion Ambassador, DeAnna Avis, gave an impassioned talk through her lived experience of how organisations need to ensure customer journeys are fit for those who are neurodiverse, as those routes can unintentionally, cause distress.

The event also included a panel discussion about best practice, the importance of collaboration between all organisations and the Priority Services Register, which Tanya Sephton our Customer Services Director, took part in. 

Event organiser and Community Partnership Lead, Cheryl Fitchet, said: "I'm proud that this event is rapidly becoming one of the key events stakeholders who work with those in vulnerable circumstances attend each year. More stakeholders came along than ever before and were fully engaged throughout the day, providing invaluable insights that everyone can take away."