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Cambridge residents have #GotTheBottle on Refill Day
As part of the award-winning Refill campaign, the UK public were urged to take part in National Refill Day on June 19, in a bid to prevent plastic pollution caused by single-use plastic water bottles.
Innovation is key for next generation
As part of our ongoing commitment to innovate and educate, we are looking to future generations for inspiration through a Young Innovators’ Panel.
New state-of-the-art water treatment plant opens at Fowlmere
The Rt Hon Lord Smith of Finsbury, Chris Smith, visited Fowlmere to officially open Cambridge Water’s new water treatment plant on Thursday 16 May.
Nature hotel at local school opens its door to wildlife thanks to PEBBLE
A brand new nature hotel has been opened at Icknield Primary School in Sawston thanks to a grant from Cambridge Water.
Grants for biodiversity projects on offer
Applications are invited for funding up to £10,000 for projects designed to improve, restore or create new habitats, and which benefit biodiversity...
Mobile app launched
It's now even easier to manage your water account as we've launched our new mobile app.
New Finance Director joins Cambridge Water
Andrew McGeoghan has joined Cambridge Water as Finance Director.
Good news for Cambridge Water customers as company announces reduction in bills
Cambridge Water’s household customers will continue to receive one of the lowest water bills in England and Wales in 2019/20, as the company announces a reduction in its water charges.
Team members take on the Just Water challenge
Two members of the Cambridge Water team have taken on the #TeamJustWater challenge to raise money for WaterAid and give others the gift of clean water.
Rivey Tower restoration
Constructed between 1934 and 1936 as part of the Linton water scheme, the 98-foot (30 metre) high Rivey Water Tower is located on Rivey Hill, approximately half a mile from Linton, and unusually for this period, it is a striking example of Art Deco design.
Educating the next generation to 'make water count!'
'Making water count' is not just a principle that we pride ourselves on, but also an ongoing promise to educate the next generation - they are, after all, the future of our precious resource.
Assurance plan - our promises to you
Each year we publish a wide range of information about how we run our business and the service standards we achieve.