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Monthly print and digital publication reporting on the UK and Ireland’s municipal and industrial water, wastewater and stormwater sectors.
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Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#009DD5
Cerulean
0, 157, 213
196, 100, 42
100, 26, 0, 16
#8ED1FC
Malibu
142, 209, 252
203, 95, 77
44, 17, 0, 1
#00354A
Prussian Blue
0, 53, 74
197, 100, 15
100, 28, 0, 71
Water Magazine is a free, premium monthly print and digital publication covering the municipal and industrial water, wastewater and stormwater sectors across the UK and Ireland. Supported by a dedicated news website, it provides weekday updates on developments affecting the industry, alongside analysis, opinion, case studies and product news. Coverage spans government, policy and regulation, water companies, environmental issues, infrastructure, technology and business activity.
Readers can browse a digital edition of the magazine, explore an archive of almost 8,000 articles and find upcoming industry events. The publication also offers a supplier directory to help readers source products and services relevant to the water sector. Water Magazine is available by free subscription in print or digital formats: print copies can be delivered to UK addresses, while digital editions are sent to subscribers’ inboxes.
By bringing together current reporting, industry insight and supplier information, the brand serves as a resource for professionals following water and wastewater challenges and opportunities across the UK and Ireland
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
2006
Company size
2-10 employees
How do I download the Water Magazine logo?
The Water Magazine logo comes in two versions: a white logo and an icon. Download as transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are Water Magazine's brand colors?
The Water Magazine color palette uses the hex codes #009DD5, #8ED1FC and #00354A.
The Water Magazine name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Water Magazine and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Water Magazine. Their use is subject to Water Magazine's brand guidelines.
