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Solar developer Trinzic to voluntarily shut down as holding company seeks to recoup more than £25m

Hundreds of homes and several schools have been told not to drink tap water in Bramley, Surrey, after an underground leak from a petrol station may have leaked hydrocarbons

More than 600 homes in Surrey have been told not to drink tap water due to a "possible deterioration in quality" and tests are now being carried to check if it is safe

Syreeta who called the company and couldn’t get through used their WhatsApp service but was told her water supply in her property wouldn’t be tested after initial tests on one property in the area being fine

Buster and Patricia Price have been left traumatised after masses of untreated waste emerged from their toilet last Wednesday - and say their home has been left completely uninhabitable

Daisy Cooper MP, LD, joined Mark Spencer, the Conservative MP for Sherwood, Bridget Phillipson, the Labour MP for Houghton and Sunderland South and Timothy Montgomerie, a British political activist, blogger and columnist in some tough questions from BBC presenter Fiona Bruce

Southern Water is asking for the biggest jump, to an average £915 a year, while South Staffordshire and Cambridge Water are asking for the lowest rise of 24%, to £221 a year, but that is for water only

You may be eligible for help through this Thames Water scheme if your bill is more than 5% of your net income, and also depending on how many people live in your home

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Horrific images show the carnage left after sewage spewed from the toilet in the home in London, leaving the mother of five with an extremely hefty bill

Average bills for customers of the embattled utilities provider Thames Water could soar by 44% in the next six years as the company struggles to clear its billions in debt

The utility giant - Britain's biggest water firm, with 16 million customers in London and the Thames Valley region - said its new business plan for the five years to 2030 would see spending rise to £19.8billion

The group of anonymous residents - dubbed the 'Berkshire Banksys' - are taking action over polluted water in Hampstead Norreys. The signs have been praised as a typically British method of protest

The UK's biggest water firm, which serves 16 million customers, is reportedly drawing up a revised five-year spending plan

Since Tory leader Margaret Thatcher opened the way for privitisation of water and sewage companies in 1989 many have been swamped in debt, yet industry bosses are raking it in

The village of Lambourn, Berkshire, has been flooded with human waste after raw sewage began spewing out of manholes - with locals now erecting a sign expressing their anger

The UK's 'creaking' infrastructure and lack of investment means the country could be heading for hosepipe bans this summer despite record rainfall, an expert has warned

The UK has already seen 14 terrorist attacks since the tragic 2017 bombing at Manchester Arena - now new security proposals named after victim Martyn Hett are in danger of not being passed before the next General Election

Thames Water shareholders have been accused by GMB of trying to blackmail the watchdog into giving the green light for major price hikes as the firm faces a huge funding gap

Thames Water has been left racing to secure cash once again after its investors withdrew a huge £500 million funding lifeline that was due at the end of this month

High levels of E.coli have been found along a stretch of the River Thames that will be used for the historic Oxbridge Boat Race this weekend, researchers said

A woman was stunned when she received a staggering water bill from Thames Water for two million quid and leaves people baffled as to why it was so much - and cooly asked how everyone elses's week was going

The Thames Water customer lived in a two-bedroom flat with her husband and baby and couldn't believe it when she received a bill of £800 - which only covered five months leading to September

The water regulator for England and Wales has been given new powers to fine suppliers up to a 10th of their turnover for poor customer service

Eton schoolboys were supposed to return to class after the winter break on Tuesday, but an overloaded local sewer system scuppered plans, with boys now being moved to remote learning

Eurostar passengers have been left stranded for a second day after a flood in a tunnel cancelled all services in and out of London, with more delays expected on New Years Eve as trains finally restart