South East Water Fined £22M for Water Supply Failures

Ofwat fines South East Water £22 million for failing to meet customer demand during high usage periods, causing significant stress and inconvenience.

South East Water, a major regional water supplier, has been slapped with a hefty £22 million fine by industry regulator Ofwat for its failures in maintaining consistent water supply to customers. The regulatory body found that the utility company was unable to cope with periods of high demand, leading to

South East Water Hit with £22M Fine Over Supply Disruptions

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