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Water consumption at Kingston University

Supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Kingston University's practices tie in with the United Nations SDGs, which aim to transform our world and promote prosperity for all while protecting our planet. The University's policy on water consumption supports:

We recognise that many aspects of our operations use water, and therefore we are committed to reducing water use and promoting water efficiency. Kingston University provides free drinking water at out catering outlets and other locations across our campus sites. Please remember to carry a re-usable water bottle with you to help reduce the generation of single-use plastic waste.

Kingston Hill\'s Business School building

Water saving devices such as low flow taps and flushing toilets and waterless urinals have been installed across our campus sites including the Services Building, Town House, Knights Park Tower Block and the New Extension.

Penrhyn Road\'s John Galsworthy building

The Estates and Sustainability Team actively monitors water usage to identify and fixes leaks within buildings and below ground. Did you know a dripping tap can waste up to 10,000 litres of water per year? That's more than one full bath tub each week!

 

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Estates and Sustainability
Services Building
Penrhyn Road Campus
Kingston upon Thames
KT1 2EE
United Kingdom
Tel: +44(0)20 8417 6520 
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