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Compensation claim against six water companies rises to £1.5bn

Compensation claim against six water companies rises to £1.5bn

Lawyers are seeking as much as £1.5 billion in compensation payouts from water companies to millions of customers. A class action suit filed against six water companies will be heard by the Competition Appeal Tribunal in September. Claims have been lodged against Anglian, Northumbrian, Severn Trent, Thames, United Utilities and Yorkshire on behalf of 11 million customers for alleged under-reporting of pollution incidents.

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Disproportionate amount spent finding leaks

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Severn Trent spent more than £1bn in last year on capital delivery

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Stormy weather costs United Utilities £30m

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Sludge and wastewater treatment dominate Ofwat innovation funding

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Thames prosecutes repeat offender over illegal water connections

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Plug pulled on leak detecting fibre in water pilot

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Thames names water resource programme partners

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United Utilities drafts in consultants to support major works

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