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South East Water told to improve as villagers brand outage issues ‘shocking’
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South East Water is a major utility company serving a significant portion of the south east of England, with 2.3 million customers relying on it for drinking water. The company's infrastructure and customer service have come under scrutiny from the industry regulator, which has the power to impose penalties and require improvements. The regulator's investigations and subsequent orders are intended to hold water companies to account for their performance and ensure they provide adequate services to their customers.
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Evening Standard
South East Water told to improve as villagers brand outage issues ‘shocking’
Customers in Kent have been warned that water levels in its drinking storage tanks remain ‘critically low’.
18 Aug, 12:20
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City AM
South East Water told to cough up £31m and improve infrastructure
South East Water has been ordered to cough up a hefty redress and create an improvement plan for its operations after a multiple investigations by the industry regulator found failures in its infrastructure and customer service. The utility firm – which supplies drinking water to 2.3m customers across the likes of Kent, Sussex and Surrey [...]
14 Jul, 06:26
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