8 November 2018 - Birmingham
The UK’s leading event for water company directors, chief scientists and water quality experts addressing drinking water challenges from source to tap
Places limited - book early to guarantee your place
Join 100+ attendees including:
Affinity Water, Anglian Water, Aquam Water Services, Bristol Water, Clinty Chemicals, Cranfield University, Drinking Water Inspectorate, Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, Energy & Utility Skills, Environment Protection Agency (Republic of Ireland), Intellitect Water, Irish Water, IWNL, James Hutton Institute, Jersey Water, NFU, Northern Ireland Water, Northumbrian Water Group, Ove Arup & Partners, Scottish Water, SES Water, Severn Trent Water, Skanska, South East Water, Southern Water, SUEZ, Thames Water, United Utilities, University of East Anglia, University of Sheffield, Veolia, Water Direct, Xylem Water Solutions, Yorkshire Water & more.
Attend to:
- Plan for water quality and drive resilience in AMP7 and beyond
- Assess how revisions to the Drinking Water Directive will affect you
- Hear the latest innovative approaches to complex treatment challenges
- Find out how to protect public health and build consumer trust
- Develop a nationwide strategy for pesticide use and farmer engagement
In association with
Speakers
Heidi Mottram OBE
Chief executive officer
Northumbrian Water
Marcus Rink
Chief inspector
Drinking Water Inspectorate
Dr Martin Padley
Director of water and scientific services
United Utilities
Dr Michelle Minihan
Senior inspector, drinking water team
Environment Protection Agency (Republic of Ireland)
Grace Righton
Environment adviser
NFU
Dr Dinah Hillier
Catchment control manager
Thames Water
Dr Robin Price
Head of water quality
Anglian Water
Dr Phillippa Pearson
Head of water services science
Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water
Prices & register
Book before 24 August
- Utilities, Public Sector, Non-Profit, Academic £415 +VAT
- Standard £515 +VAT
Full rate
- Utilities, Public Sector, Non-Profit, Academic £495 +VAT
- Standard £595 +VAT
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