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Round-up of the year 2023
It's important we always look back on what we have achieved in the last year. We are really proud of the achievements we have made in partnership with the experts we work with every day so we can support our customers.
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Safe and well visits
We have been successfully sharing data with Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service for more than six months.
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100,000 households on our Priority Services Register
Our Priority Services Register is vital to support customers who need that extra help, especially during emergencies. The Register helps us tailor our service to customers' specific needs, whether that's a bill in Braille or if they need bottled water delivered to their door if their water supply is interrupted.
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Kidney Care UK drop-in session
As part of our partnership with Kidney Care UK, Wessex Water and Bristol Water attended a drop-in session at Southmead Hospital. We helped dialysis patients join our Priority Service Register.
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Wessex Water - Your water, your say event
At the start of October 2023, we submitted our detailed business plan for 2025 to 2030 to the industry regulator, Ofwat, for assessment. In developing this plan, we talked to thousands of customers, businesses, and stakeholders to make sure it addresses their needs and priorities.
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Helping remote customers with Citizen Advice East Dorset and Purbeck's advice bus
Due to the cost-of-living crisis, we've injected an additional £160,000 into the debt advice sector across our region to help ease capacity.
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Supporting customers living with chronic kidney disease
In July, along with Bristol Water and Kidney Care UK, we had the pleasure of being invited to visit the Renal Dialysis Unit at Southmead Hospital in Bristol.
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Wessex Water Community fund
We're looking to help projects that are at the heart of the communities we serve, and this fund aims to support community-based activities or projects that meet a local need and seek to improve the lives of local people who are most in need of support.
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SignLive is going live this month for our customers and staff
We have partnered with SignLive to provide new ways for our customers who use British Sign Language (BSL) to contact our teams.
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Data share is now two-way
We’re really pleased to announce that, as of 31 March 2023, we are now sharing our Priority Services information two ways with our local Energy Distribution networks.
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Working together to support kidney patients
We have joined forces with Kidney Care UK, the UK's leading kidney patient support charity, and Bristol Water to support more than 200,000 people with chronic kidney disease in the South West of England.
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Vulnerability Awareness Week
We’re really excited to announce we held our first Vulnerability Awareness Week (15-19 May).
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New Eligibility calculator
As one of the actions from CCW affordability review and the need for a single application process, we have released a new Eligibility calculator on our customer website.
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Wiltshire Money
We are the lead body for financial inclusion activity within Wiltshire and provide a network – and strategic framework.
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Funded partner workshops
In January we hosted two workshops in the south and north areas of our region.
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Rural Cost of Living survey - your help needed
A survey is being held in partnership with the Citizens Advice Rural Issues Group and we would appreciate your help in getting as many people as possible to complete it.
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Update to our social media packs
Our social media resource pack has recently been updated with new wording and imagery for you to use.
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CCW support and information available
CCW the independent voice for water consumers has introduced a water saving podcast called ‘Waterfall’.
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Warning over loan sharks causing misery for families
If you borrowed from a loan shark, make it a priority to seek specialist support to escape their clutches and get your finances back on track.
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Customer case study - Eileen
Eileen shares her experience to help other customers like her. Eileen is now water debt free and managing her bills much better. Here’s her story.