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Water industry regulator Ofwat has called into question cost claims submitted by United Utilities, Thames Water and Bristol Water for their AMP6 Business Plans running into hundreds of millions of pounds.

Water UK, the body which represents the UK water companies at national and EU level, has announced the formation of a new independent and free-to-use service to resolve complaints with their water company.

The Scottish Minister for Energy, Enterprise and Tourism, Fergus Ewing, has welcomed a new report published by an independent Expert Scientific Panel looking at unconventional oil and gas.

The Environment Agency has said that as the water and wastewater companies’ environmental performance comes under more scrutiny, the scrutiny is “beginning to show cause for concern.”

Defra and Welsh Ministers have published new river basin management planning ministerial guidance and standards, together with a summary of responses to its recent consultation.

Water industry regulator Ofwat has published revised guidelines for the water companies in England and Wales on dealing with household customers in debt.

The Departmernt for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has published the outcome of its recent joint consultation with the Welsh Government on the future management of private water supply pipes.

The Utility Regulator for Northern Ireland has announced plans to hold a stakeholder briefing event in September following its draft price control determination for NI Water (PC15) issued on 10th July.

Ofwat has today confirmed Thames Water’s agreement to pay a package worth £86 million to customers and the communities it serves, following Ofwat’s investigation into the company’s misreporting of sewer flooding data in 2010.

Water industry regulator Ofwat has published a document setting out the guidance it will take into account in determining whether to select an infrastructure project as a ‘specified infrastructure project’.

MPs on the House of Commons Select Committee for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs have given their formal approval to the appointment of Philip Dilley as Chair of the Environment Agency, following a pre-appointment hearing to question him.

Thursday, 17 July 2014 08:08

EU asks UK to act on water issues

The European Commission has written to the United Kingdom asking it to take action on three-water related issues - Pembroke power station, urban waste water treatment and bathing water rules.

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