The Water Saving Association
The Water Saving Association (WSA) is comprised of members whose primary business is the provision of water saving products and services. Our members serve both domestic consumers and businesses in a bid to help all UK water users reduce their water usage, both by increasing efficiency and eliminating wastage.
All members of The Water Saving Association abide by a Code of Practice that commits them to a set of criteria and high level of product and service standards, ensuring that customers can buy with confidence from WSA members.
View links to our members’ own websites detailing their services.
Learn more about the WSA’s Member Charter and commitment to quality.
Contact the WSA
Email us at info@wsauk.org.uk or download
our information request form.
To find out about joining the WSA
Email us at membership@wsauk.org.uk
or download our application
form.
Or write to us at:
P.O. Box 301
Barnstaple
EX32 2BX
MPs want water meters in every UK house to conserve water
A cross-party group of MPs is to call for water meters to be installed in all homes in the UK as soon as possible to help to conserve water.
The group, chaired by Elliot Morley, the former water minister, has proposed that the five-yearly review of prices put in place at the time of water privatisation in the 1990s should be replaced with a 25-year strategic plan, in which capital expenditure is reviewed every ten years and prices every five years.
Britain is one of a handful of European countries without full metering. At present 30 per cent of domestic properties in England are metered, although this varies from 7 per cent to 66 per cent, depending on individual water companies.