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Weekend press: Former minister took energy firm donation despite security concerns

Weekend press: Former minister took energy firm donation despite security concerns

In our latest round-up of sector coverage in the national media, former cabinet minister Simon Clarke is revealed to have taken a £5,000 donation from the developers of the controversial Aquind project. Meanwhile, thousands of Southern Water customers were left without water over the May bank holiday weekend and Thames has launched a legal challenge against housebuilder Redrow.

6 months ago

South West names contractors to deliver £2.3bn investment

7 months ago

SES Water hits biodiversity target

7 months ago

Water companies ‘significantly behind’ on AMP7 delivery

7 months ago

Thames Water begins £20m upgrade of Baker Street’s leaky pipes

7 months ago

Environment Agency chair: We are not doing a good job

7 months ago

England’s reservoirs are 95% full

7 months ago

Weekend press: Thames has six weeks to agree survival plan

7 months ago

Satisfaction with water companies declines

7 months ago

‘No prospect’ of hosepipe bans as England sees wettest period since 1836

7 months ago

Ofwat urged to fund ‘ambitious’ smart metering plans

7 months ago

Yorkshire Water failed to automatically compensate cut-off customers

7 months ago

Anglian Water rules out hosepipe ban

8 months ago

South West reservoirs finally recovered after drought

8 months ago

Weekend press round-up: Ministers willing to let bills rise to keep Thames afloat 

8 months ago

‘No difference’ in water usage following launch of Affinity’s rising block tariff

8 months ago

Plug pulled on leak detecting fibre in water pilot

8 months ago

Thames names water resource programme partners

8 months ago

UK faces 5bn litre daily water deficit by middle of century

8 months ago

London needs to double sustainable drainage ambition to avoid flood risk

8 months ago

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