Thames Water toughens up on water theft - Bagshot firm fined again in court
A street sweeping company has been fined for the second time in 18 months after illegally tapping in to Thames Water hydrants in Reading and Chinnor.
SES Water in successful prosecution for water theft
SES Water has successfully prosecuted Lanes for Drains Limited for illegally taking water from a fire hydrant through the unauthorised use of a standpipe, pursuant to Section 174 of the Water Industry Act 1991.
Water theft costs firms £000s in court as Thames ramps-up pressure on water thieves
Thames Water is ramping up the pressure on those who illegally tap into supplies and steal water after four separate offenders were heavily fined in court.
Severn Trent in successful prosecution for illegal hydrant use
Severn Trent has successfully prosecuted a company for illegal hydrant use in Warwickshire.
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