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March 2008
What's in a name?
What’s in a name? The great man ponders thus on the news that Labour backbencher Lindsay Hoyle MP has tabled... ...more »
If the cap fits
This week, the Drinking Water Inspectorate has pronounced on Severn Trent’s performance during last year’s floods. It involved the biggest... ...more »
Who put that in the toilet?
North of the border, it is getting personal. The great man refers to the Peeblesshire hamlet of Cardrona, which has... ...more »
Women on top
One contributor to a staff and skills feature in this week’s issue says that utilities find it hard to attract... ...more »
What do you want, a medal?
Now here’s an intriguing historical tale. Back in 1808, scientist Sir Humphrey Davy, who did early work on electricity and... ...more »
Tardy pioneering
The LDA announced last week what it called “pioneering plans for the UK’s first scheme to harness waste heat... ...more »
If it's not one thing, it's another
Now here’s a sort of X Files moment. Last week, the biggest earthquake to hit the UK caused a lot... ...more »
You must like being the centre of attention
No doubt former Severn Trent group chief executive Colin Matthews is pleased about the timing of his latest job move.... ...more »
You gotta a lotta bottle
You would have had to have been living on the moon not to realise that the UK is going through... ...more »
Public's attention on standby
Now it is quite possible that you missed this. The great man certainly did. Disconnector is referring to the UK’s... ...more »