StatusOngoing
Opened12 Aug 2026
Closes—
Government response—
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
Milestones—
England faces growing pressure on its water supplies due to factors like population growth, climate change and rising demand. The Government estimates 5 billion litres more water per day will be needed by 2050. Substantial additional water storage capacity will be needed to meet this challenge.
We ask the Government to commit to a long-term programme of funding new reservoirs to increase water storage capacity and secure future water supplies. We believe building new reservoirs will help provide reliable water supplies during periods of drought, reduce pressure on rivers and groundwater, support farming and allow England to accommodate future population and economic growth while protecting the environment.
445Total signatures
Select your constituency →10,000
100,000
Constituency engagement ranking
1Lincoln Jopp MP
Spelthorne2Munira Wilson MP
Twickenham3Mr Will Forster MP
Woking4Monica Harding MP
Esher and Walton5Wes Streeting MP
Ilford North6Zöe Franklin MP
Guildford7Paul Holmes MP
Hamble Valley8Ed Davey MP
Kingston and Surbiton9Sarah Olney MP
Richmond Park10Dr Al Pinkerton MP
Surrey Heath