
Southern Water Receives Improved Credit Outlooks
Southern Water has received improved credit outlooks from major rating agencies Moody’s and S&P.
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Southern Water has received improved credit outlooks from major rating agencies Moody’s and S&P.

Four former employees of Southern Water, including its ex-chief executive, are set to face a fraud trial initiated by Britain’s Environment Agency. The charges relate to an alleged cover-up in wastewater testing.

South Korea's Navy concluded a four-day fleet combat drill in the Yellow Sea and southern waters, involving approximately 20 surface vessels and air assets. The exercises aimed to enhance combat readiness near the Northern Limit Line and around major ports.
Singapore is set to reclaim land equivalent to half the size of Marina Bay as part of its ambitious Greater Southern Waterfront development project.

England has officially entered a drought, impacting millions and raising concerns about water scarcity, with Southern Water reportedly weeks away from running dry. The article explores individual and national strategies for water conservation as recurring heatwaves become more common.

Southern Water has been fined over £7 million after pleading guilty to 13 offenses for illegally dumping sewage off the Kent coast between 2019 and 2021.

The Helsinki City Council has unanimously approved the construction of a long-awaited new Architecture and Design Museum, a development that will transform the capital's southern waterfront.
The Waitaki District Council has rejoined a partnership with other southern councils to deliver drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater services, following the rejection of its previous in-house management plan.

The former CEO of Southern Water, Ian McAulay, and three other individuals have been charged with conspiracy to defraud. The charges relate to an alleged plot to manipulate water quality test results.

Southern Water has introduced a hosepipe ban for its customers in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, following similar restrictions by another water company, indicating drought conditions.

Canada announced an $816 million investment over seven years to enhance the Canadian Coast Guard's capabilities, strengthening maritime security from the Arctic to its southern coastlines.
The council will team up with other district councils to deliver drinking water, wastewater and stormwater services, after its in-house plan was rejected.