The Latest Breaking News from SES Water

Gatwick passengers turned away from restaurants as airport hit by second water outage in a month

Flights at the London airport are not currently being affected by the issue

Evening Standard · Aug 28

Warning major London airport ‘running out of fuel’ sparking fears of summer holiday disruption

Pilots have been advised to stock up on fuel at other airports where possible

Evening Standard · Aug 2

Water supply returns to Gatwick after passengers spend hours without toilets

SES Water said earlier that the issue was being fixed but that a full solution would take time.

Evening Standard · Jul 26

The best and worst performing water companies revealed by watchdog

Household complaints to the Consumer Council for Water have surged to a nine-year high

The Independent UK · Sep 9, 2025

Water supplies returning to ‘normal’ after treatment works fault

Sutton and East Surrey (SES) Water said customers around Sutton, Morden and Epsom could be affected as it carried out essential repairs.

Evening Standard · Dec 17, 2024

Residents warned of ‘complete loss of water supply’ after treatment works fault

Sutton and East Surrey Water said its customers around Sutton, Morden and Epsom could be affected as it carried out ‘essential repairs’ on Monday.

Evening Standard · Dec 16, 2024

Couple billed £12,000 by water companies for non-existent leak describe four-year ‘torture’

‘It was like torture – like water torture – like a steady drip’

The Independent UK · Aug 27, 2024

Owner of firm fined for sewage dumping buys Sutton and East Surrey Water

Pennon, which owns South West Water, Bristol Water and Bournemouth Water, has bought SES Water in a £380m deal

The Guardian - UK · Jan 10, 2024

Pennon buys south London water company SES Water

Pennon promised to improve the supplier’s ‘financial resilience’

Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024

United Utilities defends 'robust and prudent' finances in wake of Thames Water crisis

United Utilities recently agreed to hand more than £300m to its shareholders

Birmingham Post · Jun 30, 2023