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Water regulator criticised for 'unacceptable' spending of public money | Richmond and Twickenham Times - Vimarsana News

Water regulator criticised for 'unacceptable' spending of public money | Richmond and Twickenham Times

It included £77,350 on a training course at Harvard for the Water Industry Commission for Scotland’s chief operating officer.

Water regulator criticised for 'unacceptable' spending of public money | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter - Vimarsana News

Water regulator criticised for 'unacceptable' spending of public money | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

It included £77,350 on a training course at Harvard for the Water Industry Commission for Scotland’s chief operating officer.

Water body chief resigns over £77k Harvard expenses row - Vimarsana News

Water body chief resigns over £77k Harvard expenses row

An audit found the Water Industry Commission for Scotland spent more than £77,000 on a management course.

Source: yahoo.com
Scotland's water watchdog embroiled in 'indefensible' expenses scandal - Vimarsana News

Scotland's water watchdog embroiled in 'indefensible' expenses scandal

The chief executive of Scotland’s water industry regulator has quit after it emerged that more than £80,000 of public money was splashed out on “unacceptable” expenses including a trip to Boston and £200-a-head meals.

Source: yahoo.com
Water regulator criticised for 'unacceptable' spending of public money - Vimarsana News

Water regulator criticised for 'unacceptable' spending of public money

The body tasked with regulating Scottish Water has been criticised for lavish spending, including a £77,000 Harvard course for a senior manager and meals worth more than £200 per head.