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South West Water is mixing education with enjoyment in a new interactive visitor centre designed to teach children and future generations about the value of water.

As part of an ongoing commitment to protect the environment, reduce pollution and protect bathing waters, South West Water has begun work on a scheme to upgrade parts of the sewerage network in Dawlish.

South West Water is pleased to welcome the decision of its Green Recovery Initiative by the regulator Ofwat.

Hundreds of pupils across 12 Devon primary schools will benefit from assemblies designed to inspire young people and destigmatise mental health, thanks to funding from South West Water.

Bathing water quality at four of the region’s beaches is set to improve following a £1.6million investment by South West Water.

Pennon report on behalf of the Great South West shows Devon and Cornwall need “levelling up” just as much as the so-called “Red Wall” South West has lowest levels of productivity in UK

Back in 2019, South West Water announced ambitious plans to plant at least 100,000 trees by 2030.

Schoolchildren across Cornwall, the UK and the world are being taught the importance of the G7 Summit and its impact on their future thanks to a volunteer-led international programme supported by South West Water.

Bude Canal is a haven for wildlife and supports a range of recreational activities and businesses – but the presence of Zebra mussels is a concern for this unique historical waterway.

Bude canal is a unique historical feature in Cornwall and is a much valued asset by locals and visitors. It is a haven for wildlife and supports a range of recreational activities and businesses.

South West Water is pleased to welcome the key draft decision of its Green Recovery Initiative by the regulator Ofwat.

A massive build-up of hardened fat, oil and wet wipes the same length as the height of the Arc de Triomphe has been removed from a sewer in Plymouth.