Severn Trent-owned water firm to pay £280,000 after sewage spill failures Hafren Dyfrdwy supplies around 109,000 customers across north-east and mid-Wales. Evening Standard · Oct 16
Severn Trent-owned Welsh water firm ordered to pay £280,000 over ‘unacceptable’ sewage spills Ofwat found the company had failed to ensure adequate drainage, failed to manage its sewers properly, and lacked appropriate systems and processes to meet its obligations The Independent UK · Oct 16
Anglian Water to pay £63m over sewage failures Ofwat finds company breached its legal obligations in how it operated its wastewater treatment works The Guardian - UK · Jul 29, 2025
South West Water agrees to pay £24m after watchdog finds wastewater leaks Ofwat said its investigation found a ‘range of failures’ in how the water company managed its wastewater treatment works and sewer network. Evening Standard · Jul 10, 2025
Water company agrees to pay £24 million after sewage leaks The company agreed to pay the enforcement package after Ofwat’s investigation found a ‘range of failures’ The Independent UK · Jul 10, 2025
Watchdog opens new probe into Thames Water over delays to environmental work The regulator said it would probe whether delays to the plans mean England’s largest water firm has breached its licence. Evening Standard · Feb 12, 2025
Thames Water facing new investigation over delays to environmental schemes Of 812 customer-funded schemes, the company says it won’t be able to complete about 100 The Independent UK · Feb 12, 2025
Too many households let down and abandoned after sewer floods – report Some customers had to clean up sewage themselves, with compensation often not covering the costs according to Ofwat and the CCW. Evening Standard · Nov 27, 2024