
The Society of British Water and Wastewater Industries (SBWWI) is an active, not-for-profit, trade association representing the interests of UK manufacturers, contractors, consultants, distributors and others supplying the Water and Wastewater Industry. Its aims are to develop an effective, consultative and innovative supply chain to the UK water industry and to help members serve the industry better by providing a forum for discussion and the dissemination of information.

View All News Stories
03/06/09
New Industry Group formed on Private Sewers
The transfer of private sewers will be the biggest development in the water industry since privatisation - SBWWI has convened a Forum with other stakeholders in the industry and is represented by SBWWI, Water UK, PIG, NSA, UKSTT and EUSkills. The Group aims to identify and address all relevant issues arising from the proposed transfer and understand the expectations of all parties. Its
more....
03/06/09
SBWWI to play key role in APPWG Water 09 event on 14 July 2009
The Society is both co-sponsoring the event and hosting one of the breakout sessions, which will focus on SBWWI activity and the importance of its member companies in delivering the water companies' plans going into AMP5 and beyond. This national one-day policy conference wil examine where the water sector stands today and what it must do to meet the challenges that lie ahead. High
more....
23/04/09
Cave Review of Water Markets publishes Final Report
The final report by Professor Martin Cave into competition and innovation in water markets has been published and sets out the challenges and opportunities facing the industry.
http://www.defra.gov.uk/environment/water/industry/cavereview/

| 9th Jun 09 | Building REgulations: Part G: New Edition - Workshops | London (also at other venues) |
| 10th Jun 09 | SBWWI Wastewater Seminar | NAC, Stoneleigh |
| 11th Jun 09 | VISTA - Transforming the technology for buried asset records | Nottingham |
| 18th Jun 09 | South Staffs Water | Walsall |
| 24th Jun 09 | The Future of UK and EU Climate Change Policy | London |
