Water is precious. To protect it, we all need to use less.

England’s shifting climate and growing demand are already making water supplies less predictable for people and nature.

At home

Simple actions around the home and understanding your own usage will go a long way.

Running a business

Targeted actions, available support and practical resources for organisations of any size, coming soon.

The whole industry is behind us

Let's Save Water is an evidence-based, audience-led behaviour change campaign backed by regulators and water companies. 

It’s designed to help people across England and Wales value and use water differently in the public interest. Because when we work together, it all adds up.

What you can do

You don't need to rethink how you live. Start with something small today. And when you're ready make another small change.

Start today

Shorten your shower

Shorten your shower

Four minutes total should do it. Setting a timer is easier than it sounds.

Fix those leaks

Fix those leaks

A dripping tap can waste up to 15 litres a day, while a leaky loo loses 400 litres a day.

Simple swaps

Swap the hose for a bucket or watering can

Swap the hose for a bucket or watering can

A running tap uses 10 litres a minute. A bowl only uses 10 litres once.

Use a washing up bowl

Use a washing up bowl

If it takes you more than a minute to do the dishes, you'll save water with a bowl.

Go eco mode for you appliances

Go eco mode for you appliances

Switching saves between 5 and 15 litres of water every use, depending on the appliance.

Plan ahead

Install a dual flush toilet

Install a dual flush toilet

They can save up to 42 litres a day.

Upgrade your shower head

Upgrade your shower head

A proper water saving head can halve your water use.

Your water company can help you too.

From water-saving tips to advice, your water company has practical support available.

Construction worker installing a large pipe beside an excavator.

A movement backed by the whole sector

Let's Save Water is an evidence-based behaviour change campaign across England and Wales backed by water companies and regulators. Everyone is playing their part.