Water Regs UK has announced the launch of its new guidance online, marking the retirement of the Water Regulations Guide. This is the most significant change in guidance for more than twenty years and aims to provide more accessible, up-to-date information to help everyone comply with the water fittings regulations and byelaws. These regulations aim to protect drinking water supplies by setting
The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations, byelaws in Scotland, apply to all premises which have, or will have, a mains water supply. The purpose of these legal requirements being to safeguard drinking water supplies by preventing contamination, waste, misuse, undue consumption and erroneous measurement. On behalf of its subscribers (water undertakers who enforce the regulations and have the
Water Regs UK is issuing a vital reminder to all planning to renovate their kitchens or bathrooms this year: plumbing projects are often best left to the professionals. With the cost of living pressures, understandably many will be tempted to fix up any leaks and install new appliances themselves. But enthusiastic DIYers can often make costly mistakes. A survey conducted by Water Regs UK has
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