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Welcome to our water engagement hub. The hub is a new initiative we’re piloting to provide greater accessibility to the data and information we hold on the water environment.
We know how much water matters: the quality of it and how much there is, for us, the places and things we care about and everything that depends on it. We are the regulator of the water industry in England and we have a key role alongside many others to protect and improve water. The water industry is only one source of water pollution in England – agriculture and urban sources of pollution are also key contributors. We know more needs to be done and we’re working hard to do that.
Transparency is a key to change. We receive vast amounts of data and are driving greater transparency from others so we can all understand more. Through our hub, we want to share with you what we know about the water environment, and what we’re doing to improve it.
Sign up for our water eBulletins
We’re really excited to share with you a round-up of some of the work the EA has been doing within the water environment. Sign up for eBulletins by subscribing to our newsletter in the right hand column of this page.
Our work
From bathing waters to water resources management plans, explore our world and find out more about the work we do.
Stay informed
Keep up to date with news, activities, or areas of interest, by creating your own account on our water hub.
Stay informed
Read the latest press releases and blogs on our news page.
Thank you for visiting our new water hub. This is a pilot service. We acknowledge not everything is covered here yet, this is a new offering which will grow over the coming months.
Welcome to our water engagement hub. The hub is a new initiative we’re piloting to provide greater accessibility to the data and information we hold on the water environment.
We know how much water matters: the quality of it and how much there is, for us, the places and things we care about and everything that depends on it. We are the regulator of the water industry in England and we have a key role alongside many others to protect and improve water. The water industry is only one source of water pollution in England – agriculture and urban sources of pollution are also key contributors. We know more needs to be done and we’re working hard to do that.
Transparency is a key to change. We receive vast amounts of data and are driving greater transparency from others so we can all understand more. Through our hub, we want to share with you what we know about the water environment, and what we’re doing to improve it.
Sign up for our water eBulletins
We’re really excited to share with you a round-up of some of the work the EA has been doing within the water environment. Sign up for eBulletins by subscribing to our newsletter in the right hand column of this page.
Our work
From bathing waters to water resources management plans, explore our world and find out more about the work we do.
Stay informed
Keep up to date with news, activities, or areas of interest, by creating your own account on our water hub.
Stay informed
Read the latest press releases and blogs on our news page.
Thank you for visiting our new water hub. This is a pilot service. We acknowledge not everything is covered here yet, this is a new offering which will grow over the coming months.
Sign up for our water eBulletins
