What contaminants are in Nottingham tap water?

The most commonly flagged contaminants across Nottingham are Arsenic (flagged in 3 areas). No PFAS were detected.

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Is Nottingham tap water safe to drink?

Q: Is Nottingham tap water safe to drink?

Yes, Nottingham tap water is generally safe to drink. Across 3 areas tested, the average water quality score is 8.5/10. Severn Trent supplies Nottingham primarily from the Derwent Valley reservoirs in Derbyshire.

Q: Who supplies water in Nottingham?

Water in Nottingham is supplied by Severn Trent. Severn Trent supplies Nottingham primarily from the Derwent Valley reservoirs in Derbyshire.

Severn Trent supplies Nottingham primarily from the Derwent Valley reservoirs in Derbyshire.

Average score

8.5/10

Areas tested

Issues flagged

PFAS detected

None

Yes, Nottingham tap water is safe to drink. Based on 3 areas tested, Nottingham has an average water quality score of 8.5/10. 3 contaminants were flagged above recommended levels across all areas. Water is supplied by Severn Trent. Severn Trent supplies Nottingham primarily from the Derwent Valley reservoirs in Derbyshire.

Top concerns in Nottingham

Contaminants flagged most often across the city.

Arsenic3 areas

Water quality by area

All postcode districts in Nottingham, ranked by water quality score.

PostcodeAreaScoreFlaggedSupplier

NG9Broxtowe8.21Severn Trent NG7Nottingham8.61Severn Trent NG1Nottingham8.71Severn Trent

Main water supplier

Severn Trent

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