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Lessons from the past: private pumping stations

Lessons from the past: private pumping stations

Hindsight is a wonderful thing – and water and sewerage companies (WaSCs) have the ideal opportunity to use it as they plan their adoption strategies for private pumping stations ahead of October 2016, when 15,000 pumping stations across the country will pass from private ownership to the companies.

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Scottish Water faces legal action after water contamination

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Anglian Water cuts customer call times with IT upgrade

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Growing customer base boosts SWW profits

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Yorkshire Water hopes data sharing will find demand reduction solutions

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Affinity Water profit up £9m on cost cuts

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Anglian Water expands metering programme

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Wessex Water profit up to £171.8m

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Thames Water seeks 300 ‘missing’ pumping stations in Surrey

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Investor view: there is much room for improvement in field force customer service

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Event: Totex gives companies the freedom to innovate

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Northumbrian Water awards £247m sewer contracts

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Water company licences overhauled for market opening

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Scottish Water records growing surplus

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Thames Tideway Tunnel bids ‘too close to call’: reports

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INSIGHT: Editor’s Week – Rudd’s blow to onshore wind, changes needed in smart meter rollout, and water gets feisty

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Speaker’s corner: Kathryn Betts, head of internal communications and engagement, Affinity Water

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Interview: Pamela Taylor OBE, chief executive, Water UK

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Game changer: Flow’s micro-CHP domestic boiler

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‘Think broadly about resilience,’ urges Ofwat’s Ross

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