Anglian Water

Discharge is seen flowing into the River Thames at Crossness sewage treatment works in March 2024 (Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)placeholder image

Ofwat investigating every England and Wales water firm over pollution

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Road closures in Bassetlaw which may cause delays for motorists

Water providers could owe £800m in compensation to bill payers for ‘unfairly overcharging customers’placeholder image

Bill payers could be owed £800m in compensation

Customers can claim a refund if it shows they overpaid their water bill.placeholder image

How to know if you overpaid your water bill & how to request a refund?

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Mansfield man missed unpaid work punishment

Volunteer managers hear from Paul Wilson from PR Wilson Media on the benefits of connecting communities through social media tools.placeholder image

Lincs: Volunteering conference was a great success

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Hemswell Cliff: Police warning after possible bogus caller

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Water ban now lifted

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Council vans beat hose ban

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Drought help on the way for Gainsborough?

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Flood works

WORK by Anglian Water to reduce the flood risk in Ingham will last until May.

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