Join us for an inspiring evening at WSRT’s fourth film night - Pure Clean Water.

For 250 years a chalk stream, diverted into the town centre, provided Cambridge with drinking water. It was a hugely successful public health initiative, supported by both town and university.

Now, pumping from underground chalk aquifers brings potable water at great convenience. But in the process springs are drying up and precious chalk streams are disappearing.

Water companies, regulators, businesses, land owners, consumers and government have overseen a developing groundwater emergency. Can these groups come together to ensure that Cambridge has a reliable water supply without further damaging the environment?

Come and join us for this informative and inspiring film.

When: Tuesday 11th February 2025, 19:00 - 21:00

Film Night Schedule

• 6:30pm: Arrivals

• 7:00 - 7:40: ‘Chalk Streams’ Presentation by Western Sussex Rivers Trusts (WSRT) Chalk Stream Resilience Officer Sarah Hughes

• 7:40 - 8:40pm Pure Clean Water Film

• 8:50pm - Q&A with Sarah Hughes

Spaces are limited so register your attendance here to book your place.