RSS news feeds
Instead of visiting our website to get the latest news, why not get the news sent direct to your desktop or website browser - no having to search for the news you want - just news where and when you want it!
What is an RSS feed?
RSS feeds enable you to keep up-to-date with the latest news headlines. The feed normally consists of text and information relating to the feed including publishing dates and author.
The main benefit of RSS feeds is that you don't have to go looking for the content you want to read, instead content is published automatically when and where you want to read it. You can read the feeds either using software called RSS readers, which tend to be desktop based, or online using web browser readers like iGoogle.
How do I get Yorkshire Water news feeds?
Using a web browser
By clicking on the RSS icon 
on our newsroom page your PC will check whether you've already subscribed to receive feeds through your web browser and update the content automatically. There are various web browser news readers to choose from, including Google, Yahoo and Firefox. Some browsers automatically check for feeds when you visit the homepage and update the content without you having to do anything.
Using an RSS reader
If you'd like to ready the feeds using an RSS reader you'll need to install the software which will check feeds and let you read any new stories that have been added. There are many different versions. Here's a list of downloadable applications:
Windows
- Newz Crawler
- FeedDemon
- Awasu
Mac OS X
You can subscribe to our news feeds by entering our url into your reader:
http://www.ywonline.co.uk/web/PO_RELS4.nsf/feed.xml
Alternatively click on the RSS button on our newsroom page and drag the URL from your address bar into your news reader or cut and paste the same URL into a new feed in your news reader.
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