Bacteriophages in tap water
An Environmental Information Regulations request to Albion Water Limited by Michael Jozefiak
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Michael Jozefiak
22 August 2008
Dear Sir or Madam,
I'd be grateful if you could please tell me:
1) Do you test for bacteriophages in tap water? 2) If the answer to
1) is 'yes', which types of bacteriophage have been found and in
what quantities e.g. ppm?
Yours faithfully,
Mike Jozefiak
Marshall, Geoff
Albion Water Limited
26 August 2008
Mike
Thank you for your request. The last paragraph on your email
refers to Albion Water. Can you clarify whether this request is for
information relating to South West Water or Albion Water, please?
Regards
Geoff Marshall
Regulatory Reporting Manager
South West Water Ltd
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Michael Jozefiak
26 August 2008
Dear Marshall, Geoff, My apologies Geoff, the requesty is to South
West Water. (Fat Finger Syndrome!)
Yours sincerely,
Mike Jozefiak
Marshall, Geoff
Albion Water Limited
2 September 2008
Dear Mike
Thank you for your enquiry. We do not test for
bacteriophages in tap water.
Information on our drinking water testing and compliance is
published on our Web site; the link below is to the latest version of
our publication "Quality Matters":
http://www.southwestwater.co.uk/media/pd...
The Drinking Water Inspectorate also report on water company
testing and results by region and by individual company. Their report
on water quality in 2007 can be found at:
http://www.dwi.gov.uk/pubs/annrep07/cont...
Please let me know if you require any further information.
Regards
Geoff Marshall
Regulatory Reporting manager
South West Water Ltd
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