Ofwat has terminated Mid Kent Water's appointment as a water service provider.

Ofwat today launched a consultation into any regulatory issues arising from the new ownership of Thames Water.

Ofwat today published for consultation its proposal to fine United Utilities Water £8.5 million for non-compliant trading arrangements with associate companies.

Water Authority Severn Trent revealed yesterday that it will be cutting 600 jobs over the next five years.

Scottish Water is about to start work an important flood alleviation project in Paisley. The £550,000 project, which is expected to start today, is designed to reduce the risk of flooding which has affected five properties.

Despite the increasingly difficult economic environment, Welsh Water, the not-for-profit company owned by Glas Cymru, has reported a year of continued good progress in operational and environmental performance and in customer service, raising its 'customer dividend' to £21 per customer.

The Consumer Council for Water in the Western region has called for Bristol Water to demonstrate how it is delivering value for money to customers, as the water company announced its annual financial results.

A project to reline a sewer running alongside a river in Bolton meant a concerted planning effort for no-dig specialist Lanes for Drains.

Rumours still persist in the marketplace about a possible takeover bid for Pennon Group, owner of South West Water by the Spanish Group Aguas de Barcelona who own Bristol Water. Pennon share price closed 1.6% higher yesterday.

In its newly published position paper into the change of ownership of Sutton and East Surrey Water, Ofwat has concluded that there are no significant regulatory issues arising from the sale of Deutsche Bank's stake in Aqueduct Capital UK Ltd (ACUK).