As a result of this planned upgrade work, customer bills are expected to rise 36% on average between 2025 and 2030
The government is planning to introduce new legislation next year to overhaul the structure and regulation of the industry, including combining the England…
As a result of this planned upgrade work, customer bills are expected to rise 36% on average between 2025 and 2030. In addition, hosepipe bans are in…
The government is planning to introduce new legislation next year to overhaul the structure and regulation of the industry, including combining the…
This decline in performance comes after £5bn has already been invested over the last five years to try and tackle environmental pollution. Water…
As a result of this planned upgrade work, customer bills are expected to rise 36% on average between 2025 and 2030. In addition, hosepipe bans are in place across large parts of England and Wales this summer as companies have sought to shore up supplies during drought.
The government is planning to introduce new legislation next year to overhaul the structure and regulation of the industry, including combining the England regulators.
This decline in performance comes after £5bn has already been invested over the last five years to try and tackle environmental pollution. Water companies have now committed record levels of investment up to 2030 to upgrade their networks and sewage treatment works.
The environmental performance of England's water companies fell again last year despite industry investment, according to the first joint report by the regulators. Overall, England's water companies were awarded 16 out of a possible 36 stars for environmental performance, marking the worst total on record.