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June 2009
Twin peaks:
Staff from South East Water were understandably elated after climbing two of the Lake District's highest peaks in support of... ...more »
School's out:
These ever so slightly insouciant Warrington teens could yet prove to be the future. Contractor Morgan EST has teamed up... ...more »
Not quite long enough, m'lud
There has been disappointment in the Lords, and not because the prime minister is threatening to take out the hereditary... ...more »
Energy tariffs leave consumers spoilt for choice
Last week's Commons debate had a telephone directory moment. The Lib Dems' Simon Hughes drew attention to the complexity of... ...more »
Who would be an energy regulator?
In terms of winning the hearts and minds of parliamentarians, Ofgem chief executive Alistair Buchanan has not been having a... ...more »
Just foolin' around:
laytime won't be the same again for children in Rochdale after the creation of a ground-breaking 'natural' playground. The £40,000... ...more »
Energy prices really are getting ridiculous...
Hull resident Mark Neadley got a slightly worrying text message recently from British Gas. It informed him that he owed... ...more »
Generating bad headlines
Bet this will look good on the insurance claim.A man returned home recently to find that a nine-tonne generator had... ...more »
Getting hot under the collar about cooling towers
Writer and commentator Germaine Greer has been waxing lyrical about cooling towers. Well, sort of. In her regular column in... ...more »
Make yourself comfortable... and move on
How's this for serendipity? Last Thursday it was oral questions to the Department of Energy and Climate Change in the... ...more »
Fun run
What can the great man say when confronted with the news that Southern Water's mascot Ollie the Otter has been... ...more »
Reavailable due to time-wasters...
earlier this year the derelict farmhouse made famous in the cult film Withnail and I was auctioned off to a... ...more »
Fanning the flames against nuclear power
It's a tough life being a nuclear regulator. Consider the Nuclear Installations Inspectorate, busy grappling with an ageing staff, a... ...more »
Can you smell gas?
Those indefatigable Germans have stolen another march on us. Initially it was being first with towels on the recliners around... ...more »
Where's this?
Utility Week's fun competition to test your knowledge of utility sites has now closed. Only four people correctly identified all... ...more »