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More fish in the Thames, and they are different!

110 fish including four conger eels, dogfish, eels and bass were caught in four hours along the Thames at Gravesend by teams of anglers from local clubs and schools. The species and size of each fish was recorded before they were returned to the river. Measuring an eel is not…...

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CHANGE BEHAVIOR – LIVE IN HARMONY WITH NATURE

Global behaviour will only change so that mankind can live in harmony with nature if policy-makers and society at large take a positive approach: “Change comes not from despair but from community and engagement,” in the words of one speaker at the 2026 City Environment Debate. But the scale of…...

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Cranfield Graduation

It was an honour and pleasure to attend the graduation and prize giving ceremonies at Cranfield University where the Water Conservation Trust provides a bursary for students on the Water and Wastewater Processes MSc course as well as a prize for the best dissertation.  I was pleased to meet and…...

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A Bridge to the Past

The Water Conservation Trust has supported the creation of, and following its opening on 5 June, the operation of the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration in Clerkenwell.  It is in the old pumping station and works at the end of the New River.  The Trustees were very keen to visit…...

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WATER IN THE UK – TOO MUCH DEMAND, TOO LITTLE SUPPLY

CITY WATER DEBATE 2026 Bakers’ Hall, London, Wednesday 18th March Hosted by the Worshipful Company of Water Conservators The UK is running out of water. Population and economic growth combined with climate change mean that consumption is increasingly outstripping supply. We are already abstracting more water from the environment than…...

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England needs “complete behavioural change at national level” from water users

CITY WATER DEBATE 2026 Bakers’ Hall, London, Wednesday 18 March Hosted by the Worshipful Company of Water Conservators NEWS RELEASE England needs “complete behavioural change at national level” from water users if it is to meet the challenge posed by a predicted shortfall in the public water supply of 5…...

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Invest in your Future – Help us support education and research in water and the environment

The Water Conservation Trust is encouraging more members of the Company and friends to contribute to its work. Protecting all our futures lies at the heart of the Worshipful Company of Water Conservators. That is why our charity, the Water Conservation Trust CIO, is promoting knowledge, research and education of…...

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Are We Prepared? Livery Climate Action Group Annual Conference

“Are We Prepared” was the theme of this year’s Livery Climate Action Group (LCAG) Annual Conference held at Merchant Taylors’ Hall on the 26th January 2026. Alderman Alison Gowman, LCAG Chair, along with Sheriff and Deputy Keith Bottomley opened the conference which included four main sessions: Financial Risks, Risks To…...

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Dissertation Prize Winners

The Company was very pleased to welcome many of our Dissertation Prize Winners to the Myddelton Lunch to receive their prizes and certificates.   Congratulations to all our Prize Winners. Birkbeck Charlotte Mawer An Analysis of Climate Change Impacts on Groundwater in Southeast England Birmingham Behzad Miran An Example of…...

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