VISITORS to the Hatfield House Country Show have helped to save the equivalent of 300 baths-full of water a day, after stocking up on Veolia Water’s ‘Hippo’ water-saving devices.

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Every visitor who stopped by its stand was given one of the gadgets, which are being distributed by the company’s ‘Savewater Squad’ as part of its water-saving ‘Hug a Hippo’ campaign.

The Hatfield-based company gave away almost 1,000 free gadgets and offered tips on how to save water.

Mike Pocock, Veolia Water’s head of strategic planning, who leads the company’s work on water efficiency, said: “With our population growing and more demand being placed on our existing supplies, we all need to play our part if we are going to avoid water shortages in the future.

“We know that heating water, for baths or in washing machines, accounts for around 30 per cent of the average fuel bill, so saving water also means lower fuel bills and a smaller carbon footprint.

“The message is simple; by saving water, you can save energy and save money.”

If you’ve yet to grab yours, Veolia Water is still offering free and heavily-discounted water saving gadgets from its website at www.veoliawater.co.uk/savewater

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  • Hi, thanks for running this story - we really appreciate all the help we can get with saving water. could you please change the 'external link' you have on the top of the page to 'Veolia Water' rather than Veolia Environmental Services, as they are our sister company which deals with waste disposal only. Thanks!

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    Nicky

    Wednesday, September 8, 2010



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