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Watchdog welcomes Wessex Water’s investment pledge
The Consumer Council for Water (CCWater) has praised the decision of Wessex Water to invest an additional £50million, at its own expense, into improving services for its customers. Wessex Water has become the latest company to respond positively to CCWaters call for water companies to share the benefits of their financial success with customers. The…
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Water Watchdog welcomes Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water’s additional investment and its new Managing Director.
Diane McCrea, Wales chair for the Consumer Council for Water, has welcomed D?r Cymru Welsh Waters additional investments for the benefit of customers. CCWater has been pressing water companies to share their financial gains with customers as well as shareholders, with a great deal of success. D?r Cymru Welsh Waters not-for-profit structure means unlike other…
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Water Watchdog Welcomes Yorkshire Water Announcement
The Consumer Council for Water has warmly welcomed Yorkshire Waters announcement that it plans to reinvest an £123 million of its profits. The water watchdog has been pressing water companies to share their financial success with consumers and is pleased at the positive way Yorkshire Water has responded. The company has pledged £114 million to…
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Watchdog pleased by Anglian Water’s pledge over extra investment
The Consumer Council for Water (CCWater) is pleased with Anglian Waters plans to put extra investment into improving services for its customers. The water company has today (Friday) announced it is investing around an extra £70million in improving its sewer network, as well as reducing leakage and minimising the impact of future droughts on customers….
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Watchdog welcomes Severn Trent’s investment pledge
THE Consumer Council for Water (CCWater) has praised Severn Trent Water for sharing the benefits of its financial success with customers. Severn Trent Water has shown it has listened to customers and the water watchdog by today (Thursday) reaffirming its pledge to invest an additional £150million in its water and sewerage networks. The extra investment…
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Water Watchdog Challenges Industry on Extra Profits
AS water companies begin to publish their annual financial results United Utilities has announced that it has listened to its customers and to the industry watchdog, the Consumer Council for Water (CCWater), and will be making £200m worth of extra investment. At a time when people are concerned about value for money, water bills have…