Sports fans return to refill at the Commonwealth Games to save over 430,000 plastic bottles in a week

MIW supplied 216 individual bottle-filling stations in blocks of four, eight or 12, tailored to suit 15 sports venues and stadiums across the Commonwealth Games, including the NEC Arena, Edgbaston, and Coventry Stadium.

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As the UK’s longest established water cooler company, MIW is widely regarded as the go-to authority for all matters relating to water dispensers, drinking fountains and sports bottle refill stations.

Trusted by leading British organisations – including Thames Water, GLA (Greater London Authority) #OneLess and the Mayor of London – MIW has been responsible for delivering numerous high-profile projects. Among the most notable have been the London Drinking Fountain Fund and Thames Water’s Refill Rollout.

With such credentials to support the company, MIW has become a frequent contributor to many of the nation’s leading newspapers and digital media platforms.

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MIW supplied 216 individual bottle-filling stations in blocks of four, eight or 12, tailored to suit 15 sports venues and stadiums across the Commonwealth Games, including the NEC Arena, Edgbaston, and Coventry Stadium.

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Borough Market introduces drinking fountains as they announce aim to go plastic-free. London Live report including an interview with Darren Henaghan, Managing Director of Borough Market

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Borough Market introduces drinking fountains as they announce aim to go plastic-free. BBC London report including an interview with Darren Henaghan, Managing Director of Borough Market.

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New trackable water refill stations supplied by MIW Water Cooler Experts are installed at Canary Wharf on BBC London

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The mayor of London has decided to try and tackle the issue of plastic pollution by introducing fountains and refill stations around the capital.

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Canary Wharf Group aims to cut the amount of waste produced at the site

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A royal seal of approval for The Village Pump in #Freshford A new drinking fountain and water refill point, part of our 25th anniversary Watermark award celebrations

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