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Water Reuse Week – Drop In Clinic – Cambridge
Rainwater Harvesting Limited are proud to be associated with UK Water Reuse Association.
The UK Water Reuse Association promotes water reuse commonly known as rainwater harvesting as the best and most cost-effective way of helping to reduce future flood and water-shortage risks. Formerly known as the UK Rainwater Management Association (UKRMA) and the UK Rainwater Harvesting Association (UKRHA), UKWRA brings together experts, industry, and policymakers to drive sustainable water use across the UK.
Who We Are
Established in 2008, Rainwater Harvesting Ltd is at the forefront of promoting domestic water reuse technologies that reduce mains water consumption, lower utility costs, and support wider environmental conservation.
With a commitment to innovation, quality, and customer service, Rainwater Harvesting Ltd designs, manufactures and supplies a comprehensive range of systems, including above and below ground solutions, control panels, and filters. Our flagship products include the Rain Director® – an award-winning rainwater management system that optimises water delivery with minimal energy use.
Serving homeowners, developers, architects, and contractors across the UK, Rainwater Harvesting Ltd provides full technical support and system design. All products are WRAS approved ensuring safe and efficient operation.
Water Reuse Week 2025
Water Reuse Week 2025 is running from the 15th–21st September. This national campaign is hoping to raise awareness of the importance of saving and reusing water. Everyone, from large organisations to individual households can play a part.
Rainwater Harvesting Limited will be holding drop in clinic in Cambridge. The drop in clinic will be held 11am – 3pm on Thursday 18th September.
The drop in clinic is open to architects, builder, planners, self-builders, property developers and any of the general public who would like to know more about Rainwater Harvesting and Water Reuse.
We will have a team from Rainwater Harvesting Limited on site who will be able explain the benefits of Rainwater Harvesting and the how the different systems operate.
If Rainwater Harvesting was included in a property this could potentially lower mains water consumption at the property by 50%
Did You Know?
In the average home 35% of water use (drink quality water) is literally flushed down the toilet.
During Water Reuse week and beyond everyone at home can make simple, powerful changes by doing the following:
- Collecting rainwater for gardening using water butts,
- Reusing water where safe – such as using cooled pasta cooking water to water plants,
- Installing water-saving devices, like dual flush systems or aerated shower heads,
- Turning off the tap while brushing teeth,
- Fixing leaks promptly – even a dripping tap can waste litres a day,
- Spreading the word on social media to raise awareness and encourage others to act.
Where is it being held?
Date – Thursday 18th September
Time – 11am-3pm
Venue – Marleigh Community Centre, The Hanger building, 2 Jubilee Square, Cambridge CB5 8BX
Parking – Newmarket Road Park and Ride, CB5 8AA 2 minute walk
If you are unable to make this event and would like to talk to us about your project or learn more about Rainwater Harvesting please complete the form.
Alternatively you could call us on 01733 405111.
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