The Water Delivery Company is happy to announce that a number of company records were broken in the past month. Much of this was due to the soaring temperatures that London experienced towards the end of June, with one day it being hotter in the capital than it was in Bangkok. This led to the […]
How much water should people drink? The age old question – asked and answered regularly by water companies, nutritionists, doctors and governments across the world. Water – as with other substances – is necessary for all life on Earth. Humans can survive for several weeks without food, but for only a few days without water. […]
The Water Delivery Company has been doing some work inspired by the idea of one of our competitors, Water for Work and home who are a bottled company based in Kent who have launched an innovative Water Wellbeing kiosk for their clients. Essentially a stand that is placed in the clients offices, the Wellpoint allows […]
Legislation that all employers should bear in mind In the UK, under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 all employers have a legal duty to ensure the health, safety and welfare of their employees. Specific regulations apply to the provision of clean drinking water and eating facilities, but there is no legal duty […]
Promoting the benefits of Water@Work has been an initiative obviously close to the interests of The Water Delivery Company. It is however firstly a legal obligation for all employers in the UK and also strongly supported by major unions such as Unison and leading public sector employers. This detail below is an interesting section from […]
Did you know that April 2009 will be Bowel Cancer Awareness Month? During the month we will be working with the charity Bowel Cancer UK to raise awareness of this disease. Drinking plenty of water can be a great aid to avoidance of this condition and thats where we come in – along with the […]
A year ago, 88-year-old Jean Lavender used to find walking any distance a struggle. Now she is keen to get outside for a walk most days. And she puts the transformation down to the most simple of medicines – water. She is one of a group of residents at a care home in Suffolk who […]