Thames Water

Investors have stood with Severn Trent through a turbulent time for the water industry and will be keen to see how the company is doing as it reports its first half results this week. (Photo by Rui Vieira/PA Wire)

Shareholders will be keen to see if Severn Trent is turning on investment taps

Yorkshire Water serves more than 5m customers

Yorkshire Water has taken 'clear action' to improve its finances

Yorkshire Water is looking to reduce sewage discharges by 35 per cent by 2030

Regulator ‘satisfied’ Yorkshire Water is recovering £940m of loans

Severn Trent is seeking to raise £1bn to help support a transformation plan that is “expected to create 7,000 jobs” across the midlands. (Photo by Yui Mok/PA Wire)

Severn Trent set to create 7,000 jobs as it reveals plans to raise £1bn

Focus on ‘illegal’ sewage spills not using poo to heat homes, campaigners say. (Photo: NationalWorld/Kim Mogg/Adobe Stock/Henley Mermaids)

Focus on ‘illegal’ sewage spills not using poo to heat homes

Water providers could owe £800m in compensation to bill payers for ‘unfairly overcharging customers’

Bill payers could be owed £800m in compensation

Yorkshire Water and five other water companies are facing an enormous legal action after it has been claimed they have underreported sewage spills.

Yorkshire Water amongst water companies facing legal action

Yorkshire Water is facing questions about its finances.

Yorkshire Water's finances to remain ‘under the spotlight’

Yorkshire Water is facing questions about its finances.

Yorkshire Water pays out £62m in dividends after sharp rise in profits

Severn Trent has told the City it is on track to meet its financial expectations for the year. (Photo by Yui Mok/PA Wire)

Severn Trent Water says it is 'well-positioned' to deal with the summer months

Library image of people walking in the sun in Greenwich Park, south east London, during the heatwave in the summer of 2022. (Photo by Dominic Lipinski/PA)

Extreme weather cost South East Water £17m last year

David Clayden, Chairman of the Nidd Action Group and Secretary of the Harrogate Fly Fishers' Club which was Founded in 1887. David is campaigning for the River Nidd to be granted bathing water status so that its water quality can be monitored. Pictured David Clayden, collecting water samples from the River Nidd at Duffers Pool at Darley, near Harrogate. Picture By Yorkshire Post Photographer, James Hardisty. Date: 29th June 2023.

Rising flow of fury on sewage in our rivers

Water samples being collected from a river. PIC: James Hardisty

Dumping of sewage in rivers shames regulators and the Government - The YP says

Thames Water face £3.3m fine over sewage spill that turned rivers ‘black’ and ‘grey’

Thames Water face £3.3m fine over sewage spills

Workers from Thames Water delivering a temporary water supply from a tanker, as ministers have continued efforts to reassure Thames Water customers that their supplies would not be affected as a result of the financial troubles faced by the firm. Picture: Andrew Matthews/PA Wire

Arguments for water industry staying private are draining away: David Behrens

Yorkshire Water is facing questions about its finances.

Yorkshire Water attempts to reassure customers amid questions about debts

Rise in home working to blame for new hosepipe ban, water firm says. (Photo: Getty Images)

Nationalisation fears over water company financial trouble

Government ‘preparing for Thames Water collapse - contingency plans’

A Surfers Against Sewage activist holds a board reading "End sewage pollution" during a protest against sewage pollution in Brighton, southern England, on May 20, 2023. England's privatised water companies pledged this week to make massive investments to stop raw sewage being pumped into waterways as concerns mount about water quality and laxer environmental protections post-Brexit. (Photo by Ben Stansall / AFP) (Photo by BEN STANSALL/AFP via Getty Images)

Do you trust the water companies with your money?

Thames Water CEO Sarah Bentley quits after Reading-based company’s poor environmental performance

Water company boss resigns with immediate effect

Yorkshire Water Chief Executive Nicola Shaw

Yorkshire Water boss refuses bonus amid public anger over sewage spills
The chief executive of Yorkshire Water has announced she will not accept a bonus this year, amid widespread anger about sewage pollution in the county’s rivers.

Customers can claim a refund if it shows they overpaid their water bill.

How to know if you overpaid your water bill & how to request a refund?

A generic view of a household water tap as bills for customers of Yorkshire Water are set to be reducedCredit: Rui Vieira/PA Wire

£15m to come off Yorkshire Water bills after firm hit by penalties

An aerial view of the drying out bed and receded water levels at Lindley Wood Reservoir in July in Otley Credit: Getty Images

Bosses at Yorkshire Water paid more than £3m in bonuses

Low water levels at Holme Styes reservoir in Holmfirth, West Yorkshire. The Environment Agency applied last month for drought order for the Yorkshire reservoir to protect wildlife in prolonged dry weather. A wider drought permit is now being sought by Yorkshire Water.

Hosepipe ban looms for region as Yorkshire Water considers drought permit

Picture: Rui Vieira/PA Wire.

The big reason why we should not treat toilets and sinks like bins - Niki Roach

Ofwat has serious concerns about Yorkshire Water

'Serious concerns' over sewage treatment works belonging to Yorkshire Water

Yorkshire Water submitted a report in December which worried the regulator.

‘Serious concerns’ over Yorkshire Water’s sewage treatment works

Renew rail workers clear a fallen tree

Renew reports a record year and looks forward to the future with confidence

Liz Barber is the CEO of Yorkshire Water.

Watchdog raises concerns over financial health of Yorkshire Water

Renew carries out a wide range of engineering services

Renew announces £30m deal to boost its exposure to the water market

This is why you shouldn't be flushing kitchen roll (Photo: Shutterstock)

This is why you shouldn’t flush kitchen roll or wet wipes down the toilet

Britain's water companies have beemn told to cut five per cent from bills over the next five years.

Yorkshire Water ordered to cut bills by 3%

The surprising contents of Britain’s sewers revealed

Costain sees record half-year order book

Millions face extra £29 water bill

Water giant paid no tax on £1.8bn

Communisis expands its footprint as new contracts kick in

Communisis extends mutual ties with Yorkshire BS link-up

Hosepipe bans lifted in wake of downpours

Drivers pay the price as rain damage causes more potholes

EnServe secures £100m Thames contract

Speedy Hire looks set for £2.5m dose of the summertime blues

Lanes wins £216m Thames Water contract

Firms in hot water over leaks as drought brings ban

Dimmock advice to beat drought

Hosepipe ban from next month across swathes of England

Speedy strategy marks a move into profit

Comic battles on with Thames swim after sewage blow

Spice names former Thames Water head as new chief executive

Yorkshire tops 'list of shame' for water leaks

Grontmij secures £4m water data deal

Connaught collapse impacts on Speedy Hire

More work in the pipeline as family company completes record contract