If it’s happened, it’s here.

Helga Lewis, a primary school teacher from Llantwit Fardre, has swapped the classroom for the great outdoors once again, as she begins her year-long secondment with Dwr Cymru Welsh Water.

Robert Davies, a south Wales teacher from Cwmfelin Primary School in Maesteg, has swapped the classroom for the great outdoors, as he begins a year’s secondment with Dwr Cymru Welsh Water.

Although the summer may be drawing to a close there is still time to enjoy the activities at the Elan Valley before the autumn leaves begin to fall.

Dwr Cymru Welsh Water is investing in a scheme that will deliver further improvements to the wastewater network in Chepstow.

The charity WaterAid is reminding people in Pembrokeshire and Anglesey that there are only a few days remaining for them to register to take part in a fund-raising walk around the Pembrokeshire and Anglesey Coast Paths.

Dwr Cymru Welsh Water is to lift its fishing suspension at Llwyn Onn reservoir near Merthyr Tydfil in time for the Bank Holiday.

The equivalent of 26 million large bottles of water are run to waste down the plugholes, showers and loos of Swansea every day and Dwr Cymru Welsh Water is offering people an opportunity to see what happens to it at the local treatment works.

Glas Cymru, the owners of Welsh Water, are reminding people that time is running out to apply for Membership to play a crucial role in the governance of the only not-for- profit water company in England and Wales. The deadline for applications is now less than three weeks away.

With just days to go before the summer holidays end, why not bring the children along to Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Llyn Brenig site to enjoy some fun activities before they go back to school?

With the forecast return of warm and dry weather this weekend and into next week Dwr Cymru Welsh Water is reminding young people in Wales that swimming in reservoirs can kill.

Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Countryside Rangers at Elan Valley have organised a selection of exciting and educational events that will entice the whole family this August. Whether you enjoy long walks surrounded by nature, hunting the strangest of bugs or you don’t mind getting a little wet, there is something on offer for everyone.

With just a few weeks to go before the summer holidays end, why not bring the children along to Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Elan Valley Estate to enjoy some fun activities before they go back to school? Visitors are invited to make the most of the warm weather and join local archaeologist Nigel Jones on a five mile walk back in time on Saturday 14 August.

Welsh Water has invested £4.5 million in a scheme that will deliver an environmental boost to the town of Whitchurch.

After one of the driest starts to the summer on record, pupils from Blaenau Gwent have proved they are top of the class when it comes to water savings.

Dwr Cymru Welsh Water has completed work on an investment scheme that will deliver environmental benefits to the village of Trefor Isaf near Wrexham.

Dwr Cymru Welsh Water is investing £125,000 on a scheme to tackle internal flooding in the Box Lane area of Wrexham.

After one of the driest starts to the summer on record, pupils from Coedygarn Primary in Blaina have proved they are top of the class when it comes to saving water.

Pupils from Ysgol Gynradd Bodedern on Anglesey recently brushed up on their water efficiency knowledge thanks to a special lesson from Dwr Cymru Welsh Water.

Welsh Water has rolled out the red carpet for Wales’ latest film premiere, with the launch of its new reservoir safety film that aims to save lives.

There’s no excuse for boredom this summer holiday as Dwr Cymru Welsh Water Countryside Rangers offer visitors to the Elan Valley the chance to take part in a fun packed and varied week of events.

With the warm weather looking set to continue there’s no excuse for staying indoors when there is so much on offer to entertain at Elan Valley Estate.

Glas Cymru, the owners of Welsh Water, are seeking people who can play a crucial role in the governance of the only not for profit water company in England and Wales.

Dwr Cymru Welsh Water has written to around 50,000 customers in parts of north and west Wales asking for their help in conserving water supplies during this very dry summer.

Countryside rangers at Dwr Cymru Welsh Water’s Elan Valley Estate have the summer holidays sewn up as they get ready to offer a range of summer holiday events for all the family to enjoy - with the added bonus that most are free too.

Dwr Cymru Welsh Water is investing £440,000 in a scheme that will deliver environmental improvements to the Llanerch-y-Mor area of Holywell.