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Artificial fluoridation of water supplies
In a recent case which is of significance to the water industry, the High Court has ruled on the extent of the powers and duties of health authorities...
Although the environmental impact of energy supply and use goes beyond climate change, it is the UK's contribution to combating global warming which...
Artificial fluoridation: R v Northumbrian Water Limited ex parte Newcastle and North Tyneside Health Authority (15 December 1998) High Court, Crown Office
R v Northumbrian Water Limited ex parte Newcastle and North Tyneside Health Authority (15 December 1998) High Court, Crown Office This judicial review...
Water abstraction: R v Joseph Rochford Gardens Limited (17 November 1998) Magistrates' Court
Joseph Rochford Gardens Limited of St. Albans, Hertfordshire ran nurseries at Letty Green and Birch Green in Hertfordshire. In 1985 Thames Water Authority...
Water abstraction: R v Leckford Estate Limited (19 October 1998) Magistrates' Court
The Environment Agency brought two charges for offences under the Water Resources Act 1991 for over-abstraction of water against Leckford Estate Limited....
Water pollution: R v Anglian Water Limited (13 October 1998) Magistrates Court
In October 1997 the Environment Agency conducted a biological survey of the Louth Canal. The Environment Agency found the water to be bright green with...
Water pollution: R v North West Water Limited (5 November 1998) Magistrates' Court
Following a recommendation by the Drinking Water Inspectorate, North West Water was charged with two offences of supplying water unfit for human consumption...
Water industry periodic review: the case for the environment
When discussing environmental compliance it is often overlooked that to allow any polluting matter or waste to enter surface water or groundwater is...
Water pollution (see also: Procedure) - Welsh Water v Gower Chemicals (15 June 1998) Crown Court
In October 1996 two workers of Neith and Port Talbot Council died while working in a chamber at a pumping station in Crymlyn Borrows near Swansea. Following...
Water pollution (see also: Procedure) - R v Yorkshire Water (20 March 1998) Magistrates' Court
Yorkshire Water were found guilty of supplying water unfit for human consumption contrary to Section 70 of the Water Industry Act 1991 after residents...
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