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Bourne Leisure Ltd, owners of country house hotels, Haven and Butlins, has been fined £90,000 for polluting the River Meden and ordered to pay £44,518.96 in costs.OUTFLOW THORESBY HALL HOTEL

OFWAT 2019 INVESTOR SURVEY - OVERALL RESULTSA number of investors are unhappy with certain aspects of the way that Ofwat is working, according to the results of the water sector regulator’s latest annual investors survey for 2019.

The Environmental Audit Committee membership for the 2019 Parliament has been agreed by the House of Commons.

NIC ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT FEB 2020 2Recent government announcements on infrastructure spending must be set within a proper long-term strategy in order to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past and to meet the challenge of climate change, according to the National Infrastructure Commission.

OFWAT LOGOWater sector regulator Ofwat has launched a consultation on new conditions for the delivery of schemes through its Direct Procurement For Customers (DPC) initiative.

Water industry regulator has announced the allocation of customers of failed water retailer Tor Water to four other companies on an interim supply basis.

Ofwat has today published guidance to protect the interests of customers and the financial resilience of water companies. OFWAT FINANCIAL

Water industry regulator Ofwat is recruiting a Director of Governance, Environment and Public Value to head up its new Performance and Outcomes cluster.

The water industry regulator has announced that it is revoking the water and wastewater supply licences of two independent retailers operating in the competitive water retail market – Tor Water and Peel Water.

Rachel Fletcher OFWATOfwat is warning that shareholders’ rewards for investors in the water sector “will only be earned through a new standard of operational excellence” and that investors “need to face up to the new reality.”

BUSINESSOfwat has published detailed requirements of what it expects water company Boards to provide on annual basis to confirm they have sufficient financial and non-financial resources to carry out their regulated activities.

tap glassThe Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI) for England and Wales is emphasising that it does not expect the quality of drinking water in England and Wales to be compromised in any way as a result of Brexit.

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