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Wessex fined for providing undrinkable water

Wessex Water has been hit with a £280,000 fine after it provided customers with undrinkable water for three weeks. The company has also agreed to pay out more than £21,000 to its affected customers. The fine was handed down by Swindon Magistrates following prosecution by the Drinking Water Inspectorate.

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Drones to take water quality readings in world first trial

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Public perceptions of water companies not shaken

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Yorkshire upgrades treatments to target discolouration

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Affinity first to lay out PR24 plans

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Lords back single social tariff in water

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Embracing innovation to reduce storm water discharges

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Water chiefs warn CSO data misses harm caused

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