Anglian Water in a hole over metal theft
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April 2010
New technology to the rescue!
Disconnector was intrigued to learn that avalanche rescue technology is currently helping Sutton and East Surrey Water find the answer... ...more »
Tory contender is just mucking about
Colin Bloom, the Conservative Party candidate for Erith and Thamesmead, has maybe bitten off more than he can chew (although... ...more »
Loved-up:
Endangered water voles rescued from improvement works at Thames Water's Crossness sewage works have been "at it like rabbits" while... ...more »
Seeing ain't believing:
Two heads are clearly better than one for Npower volunteers Joe Briddon, Tim Howell, Daniel Steinert and Cath Smith. All... ...more »
In the frame:
Yorkshire Water has launched a television advertising campaign to let its customers know what good value their water bills represent.... ...more »
Mike Leigh displays tunnel vision
Director Mike Leigh's latest production, Another Year, is destined for a screening at the next Cannes film festival and stars... ...more »
Welcome to the nuclear family
For sheer political brass neck, Plaid Cymru must take the biscuit (to mix metaphors) for unbridled inconsistency and lack of... ...more »
Lib Dems accused of greenwash
Now you know that the election is getting truly serious. Not only are the two other major parties nervously looking... ...more »
Flushed with success:
Eat your heart out Wolff Olins! This is what the in-house team at Thames Water came up with to mark... ...more »
Place famous for hot air proves ideal place for... more hot air
Disconnector was not altogether convinced by the Tory Party's decision to launch its election manifesto on Tuesday at Battersea Power... ...more »
Good eyesight saves owl's life!
This column is not all doom and gloom, particularly where flora and fauna are concerned. Take the following. A tawny... ...more »
Vote does not deliver power to the people
Last week, the UK government abstained in a vote on a multi-billion dollar World Bank loan to South Africa to... ...more »
Hope is always a better message than despair
Recently, the government "enjoyed" (if that's the right word) a virtually happy ending after complaints flooded in to the Advertising... ...more »
In the dock:
Yorkshire MP Ed Balls (right) is also the Secretary of State for Families, Children and Schools. He probably found appearing... ...more »
Dogged by problems over trees
Utilities are called on to be many things, but guardians of public morals might be thought to be going a... ...more »