According to the FoI data, 36% of audits over the past 13 years were not carried out or are inexplicably missing from records. Popular with customers seeking a cheap bottled water, Radnor Hills is an ideal option for those requiring a delivery of an affordable British sourced bottled water for delivery to their home, office or business – a service which Aqua Amore delivery drivers undertake on a daily basis.

Determined to turn that around, William grew the Radnor brand to such an extent that the business is now 80/20 the other way. "When we started seeing the figures coming in telling us we are the second-biggest water market in the UK and the second-largest brand then you realise that's not just us saying it but genuine market data-driven figures are," he said. Whether you’re looking for a refreshing drink to enjoy on a hot summer’s day or a tasty addition to your next gathering, Heartsease Farm has got you covered. Our new flavours are perfect for any occasion, from picnics in the park to dinner parties with friends. Operator self-monitoring for water companies is in line with other industries that are monitored in this way, such as waste and chemical sectors. Only the water companies can do this level of monitoring and they should also be the ones paying for it.” Ever since 2010 when the law changed to allow the privatised water industry to self-report on its operations – known as “operator self-monitoring” – the EA is supposed to audit companies each year to make sure they are accurately recording how their treatment works operate. He told his dad John he was off to London but his father had another suggestion: why not try and sell the water they were all drinking from the Heartsease borehole? And so Radnor Hills Water was born.

Hotjar sets this cookie when a Recording starts and is read when the recording module is initialized, to see if the user is already in a recording in a particular session. I get a good feeling about being able to be in the mix," William said. "I'm very proud that we are a Welsh company and independent." He added: "I always had a burning desire to create a business. You've got to see farming as a business and businesses diversify." On-Premise and Office Boardroom Waters (such as Whitehole Springs, Sole Arte, Hildon, Belu, Deeside etc...), These days there are 13 boreholes and water is extracted from the ground at the point of need. It means water can be extracted and bottled in a matter of minutes, William said. The water is tapped from a "really resilient gravel aquifer" which showed no signs of drying up even in the middle of last summer's drought. Audits for South West Water, which has one of the worst records for pollution, are missing for eight of the past 13 years, according to the data. The last audit produced was in 2015. However, South West Water disputes the data, saying its most recent audits took place in 2019 and 2021.

The EA audits contribute to the star rating they are given for environmental performance by the watchdog and inform the industry regulator Ofwat on issues of price review, penalties and rewards. At Heartsease Farm, we believe in using only the freshest and highest quality ingredients to create our delicious, refreshing drinks. Our new Apple and Pear flavour combines the crisp sweetness of apples with the delicate, juicy flavour of pears, resulting in a perfectly balanced and refreshing drink. And for those who enjoy a slightly tangy taste, our Apple and Rhubarb flavour is sure to satisfy, with its combination of sweet apple and tart rhubarb. Exciting news! We are thrilled to announce the launch of not just one, but two new flavours from Heartsease Farm – Apple and Pear and Apple and Rhubarb! NID cookie, set by Google, is used for advertising purposes; to limit the number of times the user sees an ad, to mute unwanted ads, and to measure the effectiveness of ads.

So, what are you waiting for? Be sure to try our new Apple and Pear and Apple and Rhubarb flavours and let us know what you think! We’re sure they’ll become a new favourite in no time. We require water companies to monitor and report on a whole bunch of things, including effluent quality and the storm overflow data that you have rightly raised, and to tell us whenever they cause a pollution incident. But the last audit produced by the EA into the company’s self monitoring in 2017 – according to the FoI – marks each audit area as “not assessed”. The summary notes explain this is because the agency takes a “light touch” approach. No audits have been produced by the EA since then into UU, according to the FoI results. The agency has failed to do its job,” said Ashley Smith of the campaign group Windrush Against Sewage Pollution (WASP), which unearthed the FoI data seen by the Guardian. “Serious failure has been allowed to continue in the water industry and the regulator for many years.”