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We are excited to announce the launch of UK Water Regulation & Policy Explained - a short but detailed explanation of the UK’s regulatory landscape and an overview of the way the supply chain can be involved in influencing government policy.
UK Water Regulation and Policy Explained
7 March, Virtual
Due to popular demand and in response to the overwhelmingly positive feedback from our most recent ‘Explained’ briefing, we are excited to announce the launch of ‘UK Water Regulation & Policy Explained.’
The course:
‘UK Water Regulation & Policy Explained’ is a short but detailed explanation of the UK’s regulatory landscape and an overview of the way the supply chain can be involved in influencing government policy.
Who should attend:
This briefing is for those who are new to the water & wastewater sector here in the UK or for those hoping to gain greater knowledge around this topic.
DATE: 07 March 2023
TIME: 13:00 -14:15
LOCATION: Virtual
Tony has developed his expertise and interest in environmental matters through leading a number of multi-disciplinary teams in support of a variety of projects in the water services industries; from within Government; oil and gas exploration
and civil engineering sectors. He is both a Chartered Engineer and Chartered Scientist, and a Fellow at the Chartered Institute of Water and Environmental Management, at the Institution of Civil Engineers, and at the Learned
Society of Wales. In December 2011, Tony took up his role of Director of Environment at DCWW, where he leads the Environmental, Innovation, and Science agendas for the business with the objective of providing a safe
and sustainable environment for DCWW customers, one which they are proud to hand to future generations. Tony also supports a number of board appointments including that at the UK Water Industry Research Forum (UKWIR),
and is a founding director of Spring Innovation Ltd - the water sectors centre of excellence for innovation. Tony has a visiting chair at the School of Biosciences at Cardiff University.
Alastair Chisholm is Director of Policy at the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management. He is responsible for translating CIWEM member expertise into technical and policy advice for decision makers at all levels,
for environmental managers and the public. Alastair has experience across a range of water and environmental issues, from water quality, natural capital and water resources through to flood risk management. He has particular interest
in integrated water management and climate change adaptation and is a passionate SuDS advocate.
Alastair has argued for a systems-approach to tackling the water quality impacts of storm overflows. Current areas of focus
for his and CIWEM’s work include surface water management, bioresources, future water governance and regulation, and regenerative land management for water.
Registration is now closed. Please email Zoe Kemp if you have any questions.
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