Probe launched into South East Water after outages have left thousands of homes without water amid freezing temperatures ⊕
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Regulator Ofwat has launched an investigation into South East Water after repeated outages have left thousands of households across Kent and Sussex without drinking water.
Ofwat launches investigation into South East Water as thousands remain without supply ○
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South East Water says some customers in Kent and Sussex may not see supplies return until Friday.
45 days ago
36,000 homes are still without running water in Kent and Sussex as regulator considers 'further action' ○
Regulator Ofwat says it will consider 'further action' amid an 'active investigation' into intermittent supplies and low pressure.
61 days ago
Water bills to rise further as industry regulator costs soar to £72million despite plans to abolish it ⊕
Ofwat's costs have jumped to £72 million up from £56.1 million in 2024-25, a 28per cent increase despite plans to abolish it.
3 months ago
Wessex Water faces £11m levy over sewage and wastewater failures ⊖
Ofwat said Wessex Water and its investors should brace themselves to fund a total enforcement package of £11m.
4 months ago
British households to pay an extra £556MILLION in water bills as regulator approves bid by five firms to hike charges ○
Five companies - Anglian Water, Northumbrian Water, South East Water, Southern Water, and Wessex Water - argued Ofwat's original decision left them unable to meet regulatory requirements.
5 months ago
Anglian and South West Water hit with £86m wastewater fines ○
Ofwat said the two water companies failed to adequately operate, maintain and upgrade their wastewater treatment works and networks.
6 months ago
Troubled Thames Water agrees payment plan for Ofwat fines ○
The water group, which sits on a £16.8billion debt pile, was given separate fines related to its wastewater business and the payment of unjustified dividends to shareholders.
Ofwat chief executive to resign at end of month ○
David Black's resignation comes after the government said the water regulator will be abolished to create a new watchdog.
Water regulator Ofwat to pour £75million of taxpayers' cash into telling households how to save water... while billions of litres wasted daily due to leaky pipes ○
The watchdog, which ministers have vowed to scrap, is set to launch the multi-million-pound advertising and information campaign to reduce water usage by homes and businesses.