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We’ve published the latest edition of our monthly newsletter! Why not have a read of October's edition of Market Focus today - you won’t find anything spooky or scary, just the latest news and updates from the business water market: https://bit.ly/3Ut4l0V

Look at that speaker line-up! 💧 We're very proud of MOSL's EDI work and we're grateful to the Institute of Water for this opportunity to share it with the wider industry. We're also looking forward to hearing speakers from all corners of the water sector to understand how we can progress our inclusive culture. Be sure to book your place before spaces sell out again!

We welcome the Government's review of the water sector. It is important this considers the structural challenges within the business water market that can only be tackled via legislative changes to the Water Industry Act. These include, among other areas, the creation a robust mechanism to protect businesses if their retailer fails financially and a more agile process to change the market's codes.

We're getting ready to turn the tap off and tune in for Water Night tonight! 💧 From 5pm to 10pm, MOSL colleagues are taking up the challenge to turn off the taps in their homes for an evening. Visit the Waterwise website for more information. 🖍️✨ https://lnkd.in/gGhQdeJ #ValueofWater #WaterisWorthSaving

Are you interested in water market eligibility? Would you like to help develop good practice guidance for deregistering ineligible premises? The Retailer Wholesaler Group (RWG) is looking for people to join its Eligibility sub-group. Email Mike Rathbone (Michael.rathbone@severntrent.co.uk) for more information.

MOSL CEO Sarah McMath comments on the Government’s Industrial Strategy Green Paper published last week: “The word 'water' was notably absent. While we welcome the emphasis on enabling infrastructure, water availability needs to be a primary consideration if the Government's industrial and economic growth ambitions are to be met. We are already seeing new or expanded water supplies turned down for businesses in areas of East and South East England. Ensuring joined up thinking across departments to meet growth, net zero and water security ambitions is one of our key asks of government.” You can read the Invest 2035 strategy here: https://bit.ly/3UgSdQc Read our other key government asks here: https://bit.ly/4fhVCY1

The 210 highest-consuming water supply points account for 20% of consumption in the business water market - that's 7% of all of England's drinking water! If these 210 supply points were to use non-potable water where possible, for example, through rainwater capture, they could minimise their impact on the environment. Find out more in September's Market Focus: https://bit.ly/3zzSJlj

Have you read about the latest successful projects of the #MarketImprovementFund? Our special feature lets you know about the upcoming projects that aim to tackle some of the water industry's most pressing problems. Read the special feature today: https://bit.ly/3Am1P5g

Water Night is more than just turning off the tap—it’s about turning on awareness. That's why we have asked a group of MOSLers to take part in Waterwise's Water Night on 24 October and share what they learned the following day. If you are interested in taking part, visit the Waterwise event page for more information: https://lnkd.in/ewKqUR9N

This weekend, Team MOSL will be running in the Great South run, raising money for our charity partner No Limits. Our MOSL athletes, from left to right, are Katherine Moore, Christopher Dawson, Andrew Johnson Oli Robins and Miles Robinson. Show your support by donating below! 👇 https://bit.ly/3Bjk4su