The annual fly-fishing charity competition at Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Llandegfedd reservoir has this year raised almost £5,000 for Cancer Research Wales.
A £19million drinking water quality investment programme at Court Farm Water Treatment Works is set to start, bringing an improved quality of supply to Dwr Cymru Welsh Water customers in the area.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water Countryside Rangers at Elan Valley are offering visitors the chance to join an early morning walk this weekend to celebrate International Dawn Chorus Day.
Two of Talybont’s most popular amenities, the Cricket Club and Henderson Hall, have benefited from Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s £16.8 million investment at Talybont Water Treatment Works.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water is switching on a hydro electric turbine at Llyn Brenig reservoir to produce clean energy and take another step to reducing the company’s carbon footprint.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water is delivering essential work to construct a new wastewater treatment works in Amlwch, which will bring significant benefits for local communities and the environment.
Visitors to Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Elan Valley Estate this weekend will be able to travel 380 million years back in time - to when the Cambrian Mountains were formed.
Ysgol Bryn Tabor has received water efficiency equipment from Dwr Cymru Welsh Water to celebrate the completion of its scheme in the area and to help pupils save water and protect the environment.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water is currently working to ensure customers in the Llanishen area of Cardiff continue to receive a top quality supply of drinking water direct to their taps.
Budding artists from Oakfield Primary School have picked up their paintbrushes and put their artistic skills to the test as part of a poster competition set by Dwr Cymru Customer Services.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water employees managed to get the kids off their hands during the Easter school holiday – by taking them to one of the company’s four environmental education centres.
The village of Tan Y Graig, near Pentraeth, is set to benefit from environmental improvements thanks to the completion of a Dwr Cymru Welsh Water scheme in the area.
Nature lovers are invited to join Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s countryside rangers this weekend to search for one of Britain’s most elusive animals at Llandegfedd reservoir.
This week sees the start of an investment scheme by Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, which is set to provide an environmental boost to the Afon Rhondda Fach in Pontygwaith.
Every Sunday morning from 20 April until the end of June, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Head Countryside Ranger, Pete Jennings, will be guiding visitors on a bird watching safari through the Elan Valley.
Welsh Water today announced that Robert (Bob) Ayling has been appointed a non-executive director of Welsh Water and its parent company Glas Cymru with effect from 3 April 2008.
Pupils from Newport have been learning how to help our wild birds keep healthy – by ensuring they not only have plenty of food, but supplies of water, too.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water customers in Cardigan can be assured of securing a top quality supply of drinking water for the future, with the completion of a major investment scheme to upgrade the water mains in the area.
Church Bay on Anglesey once voted the most beautiful in Wales and the location of the island’s last thatched crofting longhouse will on Thursday 20th March achieve the ultimate accolade when it joins the 111 Welsh beaches that have qualified to fly the coveted blue and yellow Seaside Award flag.
Welsh Water has told Ledbury traders that the one way traffic order in High Street will be removed – five weeks ahead of schedule and in time for the Easter holiday.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water is currently working to ensure customers in the Caerphilly County Borough area continue to receive a top quality supply of drinking water direct to their taps.
Countryside Rangers at Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Elan Valley Estate have plenty in store for you and your little ones this Easter.
The holiday antics begin with the Easter Egg-stravaganza which runs daily from Friday 21st to Monday 24th March. The family fun quiz starts from the Visitor Centre (Grid reference SN928646), any time between 11.00am and 4.30pm. Entry is only 50p per child and the winner will receive a BIG Easter egg.
Visitors to Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Elan Valley Visitor Centre can experience and enjoy the different guided walking routes and seasonal sights of the Estate in just one short visit this March and April.
Aberdare’s Ian Case has pledged to ‘kick the habit’ and stub out cigarettes as part of Dwr Cymru Welsh Water customer service’s Year of Healthy Living.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Countryside Rangers at Elan Valley are inviting people to make the most of the spring weather by taking part in an invigorating eight mile hill walk this Sunday (16th March).
Visitors to Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Llandegfedd reservoir can make the most of the spring weather and blow away the cobwebs with a refreshing walk this Sunday (16th March).
A £7.8 million upgrade of the water treatment process for thousands of Dwr Cymru Welsh Water customers in north east Wales is about to be phased into operation.
A £7.8 million upgrade of the water treatment process for thousands of Dwr Cymru Welsh Water customers in north east Wales is about to be phased into operation.
