The Cam and Ely Ouse Catchment Partnership (CamEO) invites you to a webinar How to Make Sustainable Farming Pay to gain a greater understanding of how nature friendly farming is viable. Martin Lines, CEO, of The Nature Friendly Farming Network (NFFN) will talk about the approach he has adopted on his farm in South Cambridgeshire.Continue reading “How to Make Sustainable Farming Pay Webinar”
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Government water saving plans to reduce bills and unblock new homes
Strengthened Water Efficiency Standards will boost housebuilding and keep more money in families’ pockets. (164 kB) – GOV.UK Water saving plans to reduce bills and unblock new homes
Little Ouse Headwaters Projects fundraising talk
Friday 3rd October, 7pm to 9pm, Hopton Bowls Club, Diss, Suffolk LOHP welcomes Chris Bell who you might recognise from BBC Look East Weather. Chris, originally from Houston, Texas, has always had a lifelong passion for meteorology and remembers wanting to be a weather forecaster from a very early age. His talk – The science of weather forecasting includesContinue reading “Little Ouse Headwaters Projects fundraising talk”
Anglian Water’s Drainage and Water Recycling Plan (DWRP)
An introduction to Anglian Water’s Drainage and Water Recycling Plan , which is currently under development.
LeakBots
LeakBot is a hidden wireless communication device designed to detect the smallest hidden leaks within a home. LeakBot clips to the internal mains water supply pipe, which allows it to monitor the property’s internal mains plumbing system. LeakBot has water saving potential as well as elimination of expensive house water damage through hidden leaks. BecauseContinue reading “LeakBots”
Water Table III
Presentations from the Water Table III Conference in Cambridge on Friday 4th July 2025
East Anglia Weekly Hydrological Data, 24th June 2025
Exceptionally low flows across CamEO: Little Ouse, Wissey and Ely Ouse. Report here.
Independent Water Commission publishes interim findings
Interim report sets out scale of change needed to reform water sector
Quintessentially English – Repairing Our Chalk Streams
The Wildlife Trust’s report from April 2025 on how to repair our chalk streams. Quintessentially English – Repairing our chalk streams.pdf
Kicking off collaborative river catchment planning in Thetford!
This week, we ran an event at Thetford Guildhall focused on the Little Ouse and Thet river catchment — bringing together 14 stakeholders with a common interest in the future of our rivers. We used a Shared Objective Exercise to identify the top five priorities from each participating organisation, then paired stakeholders to uncover common groundContinue reading “Kicking off collaborative river catchment planning in Thetford!”