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Yorkshire Water pays record £1million civil sanction after Harrogate pollution - Vimarsana News

Yorkshire Water pays record £1million civil sanction after Harrogate pollution

Yorkshire Water has paid £1million to two environmental and wildlife charities. The payment is the largest ever Enforcement Undertaking accepted by the

Yorkshire Water pays record £1million sanction for river pollution | Darlington and Stockton Times - Vimarsana News

Yorkshire Water pays record £1million sanction for river pollution | Darlington and Stockton Times

Yorkshire Water has paid a record £1million to environmental and wildlife charities after polluting a watercourse, following an investigation by…

Yorkshire Water pays record £1million civil sanction | Environment Agency - Vimarsana News

Yorkshire Water pays record £1million civil sanction | Environment Agency

Yorkshire Water has paid a record £1million to charities after polluting a Harrogate watercourse, following an investigation by the Environment Agency.

Yorkshire Water pays record £1m to charities after polluting beck | Bradford Telegraph and Argus - Vimarsana News

Yorkshire Water pays record £1m to charities after polluting beck | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Bradford firm Yorkshire Water has paid a record £1 million to environmental and wildlife charities after polluting a beck.

Yorkshire Water pays record £1m to environmental and wildlife charities after sewage was illegally pumped into a stream, killing 1,500 fish and affecting water quality a mile-and-a-half away - Vimarsana News

Yorkshire Water pays record £1m to environmental and wildlife charities after sewage was illegally pumped into a stream, killing 1,500 fish and affecting water quality a mile-and-a-half away

An investigation found almost 1,500 fish were killed and water quality affected for one-and-a-half miles downstream with unauthorised discharges of sewage into Hookstone Beck in North Yorkshire.