England

Yes. Tap water in England, United Kingdom is low risk across 72 listed water systems.

• 72Low
• 0Medium
• 0High
• 0Critical

• BathLow risk
• BirminghamLow risk
• BlackpoolLow risk
• BoltonLow risk
• BournemouthLow risk
• BradfordLow risk
• BrightonLow risk
• BristolLow risk
• CambridgeLow risk
• CanterburyLow risk
• CarlisleLow risk
• ChelmsfordLow risk
• ChichesterLow risk
• CoventryLow risk
• DerbyLow risk
• DoverLow risk
• DurhamLow risk
• EastbourneLow risk
• ExeterLow risk
• FolkestoneLow risk
• GloucesterLow risk
• HarlowLow risk
• Hemel HempsteadLow risk
• HuddersfieldLow risk
• HullLow risk
• IpswichLow risk
• LancasterLow risk
• LeedsLow risk
• LeicesterLow risk
• LincolnLow risk
• LiverpoolLow risk
• LondonLow risk
• LutonLow risk
• ManchesterLow risk
• MiddlesbroughLow risk
• Milton KeynesLow risk
• Newcastle upon TyneLow risk
• NorthamptonLow risk
• NorwichLow risk
• NottinghamLow risk
• OxfordLow risk
• PeterboroughLow risk
• PlymouthLow risk
• PortsmouthLow risk
• PrestonLow risk
• ReadingLow risk
• RedhillLow risk
• SalisburyLow risk
• SheffieldLow risk
• ShrewsburyLow risk
• SloughLow risk
• SouthamptonLow risk
• Southend-on-SeaLow risk
• St AlbansLow risk
• StevenageLow risk
• Stoke-on-TrentLow risk
• SunderlandLow risk
• SuttonLow risk
• SwindonLow risk
• TauntonLow risk
• TorquayLow risk
• TruroLow risk
• Tunbridge WellsLow risk
• WalsallLow risk
• WatfordLow risk
• Weston-super-MareLow risk
• WeymouthLow risk
• WinchesterLow risk
• WolverhamptonLow risk
• WorcesterLow risk
• WorthingLow risk
• YorkLow risk

UK tap water meets drinking-water standards almost everywhere. Towns in England and Wales show their water company’s compliance risk score. Scotland and Northern Ireland show the national compliance figure. Hardness is typical for the area and can vary street by street.