Ruth Williams

Pennon to boost supply by 45% with new water supplies

Thames sets out £32bn drainage plan

Ofwat gives green light to Northumbrian’s ownership change

Three in four homes struggle to pay utility bills

Defra slammed for ‘slow and weak’ wet wipe reform

Therese Coffey has written to the manufacturers of wet wipes asking them "to reconsider" wording on packaging to remove words like flushable. Wet wipes containing plastic are responsible for 94% of sewer blockages, which costs the industry £100 million a year. Fleur Anderson, Labour MP, said the action was "too slow and too weak".

Weekend press: Energy debt bankruptcies set for record

Tackle the causes of staff burnout, not just the symptoms

Welsh Water added to leakage probe

Defra minister: Water renationalisation ‘a soundbite, not a solution’

Garfield calls for broader debate on pollution blame game