Successful prosecution for illegally taking water costs company £10k-plus in Court
South Staffs Water has successfully prosecuted another company for illegally taking water from a hydrant, through unauthorised use of a standpipe.
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SES Water in successful prosecution for water theft
SES Water has successfully prosecuted Lanes for Drains Limited for illegally taking water from a fire hydrant through the unauthorised use of a standpipe, pursuant to Section 174 of the Water Industry Act 1991.
South Staffs Water - prosecution shows zero-tolerance with organisations illegally taking water
South Staffs Water has successfully prosecuted a construction company for illegally taking water from a hydrant, through unauthorised use of a standpipe.
South Staffs Water prosecutes Lanes Group for unauthorised standpipe use
South Staffs Water has successfully prosecuted Lanes Group for illegally taking water from a hydrant through unauthorised use of a standpipe on more than one occasion.
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