UK authorities held a National Drought Group meeting where heads of water supply companies presented a report on the current resilience of water supply systems amid the ongoing severe drought affecting several English regions. The companies were instructed to take all necessary measures to protect and ensure continuous water supply to consumers despite the challenging hydrological situation. The drought has persisted for an extended period and has affected both agricultural areas and urban agglomerations. Representatives from the water sector discussed current water reserve levels in reservoirs, infrastructure conditions, and contingency plans in case the situation deteriorates further. Particular attention was paid to coordination between companies and government bodies to minimize the risk of water supply disruptions to the population. The National Drought Group brings together representatives from government, environmental agencies, and water supply organizations to monitor the drought situation and develop joint solutions. The meeting was another in a series of regular sessions aimed at tracking the crisis development and assessing the effectiveness of measures being taken. The drought of recent months has already led to water use restrictions in several regions and raised concerns about the state of natural ecosystems, agriculture, and water resources in general. Authorities emphasized the need for long-term planning and infrastructure investment to increase water supply system resilience to such climatic events in the future.