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Water industry

June 2024

  • The Great Ouse in Bedfordshire after bursting its banks earlier this year.

    The long read
    Dirty waters: how the Environment Agency lost its way

  • Thames Water maintenance work in London on 3 April 2024.

    The Guardian view on water privatisation: end an experiment that has failed

  • Foamy water flowing from a sewage outflow across mucky terrain

    Can Labour clean up England’s dangerously dirty water?

  • South West Water workers handing out emergency rations of bottled water to residents affected by the cryptosporidium outbreak in south Devon in May.

    Global heating will increase risk of parasite outbreaks, say South West Water owners

  • Severn Trent boss paid £3.2m despite firm’s fine for sewage spills in river

  • Protect Windermere from sewage, campaigners urge UK party leaders

  • Nils Pratley on finance
    South West Water owner’s boss should lose all bonuses after Devon parasite outbreak

    Nils Pratley

  • Boss of South West Water’s owner gains £300,000 pay rise

  • Water firm seizes stake in Devon sewage protester’s home over unpaid bills

  • Only three water company prosecutions in England and Wales for unfit drinking supply

May 2024

  • A smelter plant at Anglo American Platinum's Unki mine in Shurugwi, Zimbabwe.

    Business live
    BHP walks away from £39bn pursuit of Anglo American; Royal Mail agrees to £3.57bn takeover by Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský – as it happened

  • A person fills a glass under a tap

    Thames Water urged to ‘get a grip’ on testing water supply after illness outbreak

  • Blue barriers at a Thames Water repair works site

    Ofwat considers cutting sewage fines for financially struggling water firms

  • Ed Davey mid-fall from a paddleboard into a lake. He is falling forwards, holding the paddle in front of him and looking at the camera. He is wearing a red buoyancy aid

    Stunts, sewage and serious messaging: Lib Dems hope to capitalise on outrage at water pollution

  • Ofwat poised to refuse most suppliers’ requests for big price rises

  • Environment Agency chief admits regulator buries freedom of information requests

  • Severn Trent increases payout to shareholders despite its 60,000 sewage spills last year

  • Devon parasite outbreak: anger as South West Water increases dividend

  • Reducing sewage in rivers and seas is public health priority, says Chris Whitty

  • Thousands in Devon no longer have to boil drinking water, says supplier

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