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Water keeps the North West moving. From morning brews to hospital wards, school runs to factory floors, it's an essential part of everyday life and the businesses that power our region. At United Utilities, we supply 1.8 billion litres of clean water to 8 million people across the North West, supporting around 3 million households and 200,000 businesses every day. We also take away and treat wastewater, helping to protect public health, support communities and care for the environment we all share. But our role goes beyond the services we provide. Behind every drop of water is a vast network that spans the North West. From 184 reservoirs and 57,000 hectares of catchment land to 575 wastewater treatment works and more than 42,000 km of water pipes, we're responsible for infrastructure that stretches from Cumbria to Cheshire and supports millions of people every day. As our region faces some of its biggest challenges, from population growth to increasingly extreme weather, we're helping build a water system that's ready for the future. That's why we're investing more than £13 billion over the next five years, the biggest investment in our network for more than a century. This includes our Big North West Upgrade, one of the UK's largest infrastructure programmes, helping to modernise the network that millions of people rely on every day. Because this isn't just about infrastructure. It's about supporting communities, helping businesses thrive, protecting the environment and ensuring the North West has a resilient water system for generations to come. Because when you invest in water, you're investing in everything. And if you've ever wondered where your money is going, the answer is simple: It's going everywhere. Into communities. Into jobs and skills. Into rivers, coasts and the environment. Into homes and businesses. Into a water network that's ready for whatever the future brings.
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Operations & Supply
United Utilities is investing millions in the region as part of AMP8, upgrading treatment infrastructure, and building resilience into a network to cope with summer drought and winter storms.
Reported by Peter McNeill
Presence & Recognition
United Utilities participated in the Active August Challenge, where colleagues across the company moved more and prioritised physical and mental wellbeing.
Reported by United Utilities
Products & Services
United Utilities reached catalogue publication for the Fuji Clean programme.
Reported by Thomas Neve
Partnerships
United Utilities partnered with the RSPB to restore a historic Cumbrian spinning barn at Haweswater, providing a welcoming space for visitors and a safer home for the brown long-eared bat.
Reported by United Utilities
Partnerships
United Utilities welcomed Cheadle MP Tom Morrison to the Lumb Lane site to see how the company is investing to improve water quality in the Micker Brook and River Mersey.
Reported by United Utilities