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31.12.25 - 18:42
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Waitrose urges customers not to drink Deeside water over shards of glass risk (The Guardian)
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Food Standards Agency issues product alert for still and sparkling 750ml bottles of Waitrose No 1 Deeside mineral waterWaitrose customers are being urged to return and not drink large bottles of Deeside mineral water over fears they could contain shards of glass.The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued a consumer alert over the still and sparkling 750ml bottles of Waitrose No 1 Deeside mineral water because of the possibility of glass fragments, making them unsafe to drink. Continue reading......
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28.12.25 - 09:24
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Former Wessex Water boss received £170,000 bonus despite ban on performance pay (The Guardian)
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Company owners say bonus was unrelated to water business and complied with ban after pollution convictionThe former chief executive of Wessex Water received a £170,000 bonus from its parent company last year despite a ban on performance-related pay after criminal pollution failures on his watch.Colin Skellett received a total of £693,000 in pay from the water company's Malaysian-owned parent company, YTL Utilities (UK), including the bonus, according to its accounts up to June 2025. Continue reading......
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26.12.25 - 00:00
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Burst pipe leaves homes in East Sussex without water on Christmas Day (The Guardian)
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Southern Water says incident led to 'very low levels' at reservoir and set up bottled water station for residentsSome households in East Sussex have had no water on Christmas Day after supplier Southern Water experienced a problem while trying to restore service following a burst water main.Southern Water blamed “very low levels” at Fairlight reservoir, adding that the facility had “now reached its final reserves”. Continue reading......
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24.12.25 - 07:30
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Thousands in Hastings could face Christmas with no water after mains pipe bursts (The Guardian)
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Southern Water warns households may begin losing water from Christmas Eve as system rapidly loses supplyThousands of households in Hastings could face a Christmas with no water after a mains pipe burst.Southern Water has warned that households may begin losing water from the evening of Christmas Eve as the system is rapidly losing supply. Continue reading......
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