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In support of the Energy Saving Trust’s Energy Saving Week (25 to 31 October) the Consumer Council for Water is encouraging consumers to take a look at where they may be able to save water, energy, and therefore money around...

In support of the Energy Saving Trust’s Energy Saving Week (25 to 31 October) the Consumer Council for Water is encouraging consumers to take a look at where they may be able to save water, energy, and therefore money around...

Many households will now be receiving their second water bill of the year, and the Consumer Council for Water is encouraging customers to take five minutes to make sure that bills for water and sewerage services are not more than...

The Consumer Council for Water Wales will be sharing a stand at this year’s National Eisteddfod in Ebbw Vale with the two other Wales leading consumer organisations Consumer Focus Wales and Consumer Direct. Representatives of the Consumer Council for Water...

This takes a small sample of people and explores their views, via a deliberative process, towards helping those on low incomes with their water bills, subsidies for certain community groups faced with increases in drainage charges due to a change...

This Consumer Rights Day (Monday 15 March 2010), the Consumer Council for Water wants to be sure that Northumbrian Water customers know about, and take advantage of the free, extra services available from their water company. Recent research by the...

This Consumer Rights Day (Monday 15 March 2010), the Consumer Council for Water wants to be sure that Anglian Water customers know about, and take advantage of the free, extra services available from their water company. Recent research by the...

This Consumer Rights Day (Monday 15 March 2010), the Consumer Council for Water wants to be sure that Cambridge Water customers know about, and take advantage of the free, extra services available from their water company. Recent research by the...

The Consumer Council for Water (CCWater) has raised serious concerns about this morning’s Government decision to approve a massive £2 billion project to collect overflows from London sewers. The tunnel, to be completed by 2020, converts to just under £40...