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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.

11 months ago

South West names contractors to deliver £2.3bn investment

11 months ago

SES Water hits biodiversity target

11 months ago

Water companies ‘significantly behind’ on AMP7 delivery

11 months ago

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

11 months ago

Environment Agency chair: We are not doing a good job

11 months ago

England’s reservoirs are 95% full

11 months ago

Weekend press: Thames has six weeks to agree survival plan

12 months ago

Satisfaction with water companies declines

12 months ago

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

12 months ago

Ofwat urged to fund ‘ambitious’ smart metering plans

12 months ago

Yorkshire Water failed to automatically compensate cut-off customers

12 months ago

Anglian Water rules out hosepipe ban

12 months ago

South West reservoirs finally recovered after drought

12 months ago

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

12 months ago

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

1 year ago

Plug pulled on leak detecting fibre in water pilot

1 year ago

Thames names water resource programme partners

1 year ago

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

1 year ago

London needs to double sustainable drainage ambition to avoid flood risk

1 year ago

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