
ALT Rydym wedi cymeradwyo’n amodol £3.4 biliwn o gyllid ychwanegol dros 2025 -2030 er mwyn uwchraddio seilwaith dŵr, cefnogi twf a gwella'r amgylchedd.

ALT Bydd £1.2 biliwn yn diogelu gwasanaethau ac asedau ar gyfer cenedlaethau'r dyfodol. Bydd £477 miliwn yn cael ei wario ar draws y sector i gefnogi twf ac i helpu i ddatrys heriau adeiladu tai a chanolfannau data. Bydd £34 miliwn yn helpu i reoli PFAS a chemegion am byth er mwyn sicrhau gwasanaeth dŵr yfed dibynadwy.

ALT Text reads: Ofwat has secured a £30.5m enforcement package from South East Water, following the conclusion of three investigations into licence breaches, repeated supply disruptions, customer service failings, and its recent credit rating downgrade. This is written on a yellow and blue background. The Ofwat logo, a W in a blue circle, is in the top right hand corner. "Enforcement" is at the top of the graphic.

ALT The graphic has a blue background, with white text. The Ofwat logo, a W in a white circle, is in the top right hand corner. Text reads: “This package is the first step towards full accountability and to improving overall performance, and we welcome the company's engagement to bring these cases to a conclusion. But the work doesn't stop today - South East Water needs to make meaningful, lasting changes to ensure customers can rely on the service they receive." Helen Campbell, Executive Director, Delivery

ALT Text reads: Enforcement: Our wastewater investigation found Severn Trent Water breached several legal obligations relating to the service it provides. The text is on a blue, and yellow, background. The Ofwat logo (a white W in a circle) is in the bottom right hand corner of the graphic.

ALT Quote from Lynn Parker of Ofwat regarding Severn Trent Water's breaches and their subsequent proactive response: "Our investigation found serious and unacceptable breaches by Severn Trent Water — that is not in question and the company accepts it. But their response to those failures sets a standard we expect from all companies: identifying the problem, proactively investing to fix it, and cooperating openly with the regulator." - Lynn Parker, Senior Director, Casework, Enforcement & Customers at Ofwat. The text is on a blue background. The white Ofwat logo (a W in a circle) is in the bottom right hand corner

ALT Text reads: Omar needs to use a kidney dialysis machine at home. He needs a constant supply of water. The background is a peach colour, and the blue Ofwat logo (a 'W' in a circle) is in the top left-hand corner of the graphic. Text reads: Here's how the Priority Services Register could help him. This text is blue and is on a blue and white clipboard icon. The text is overlaid on a close-up photo of a man at home, holding a plastic medical tube in his hand.

ALT Text reads: Omar can ring a special number to speak to the water company if there's an emergency. The company will contact him if it needs to do any work that may affect his water supply. This is in blue text, on a peach-coloured background. The blue Ofwat logo (a 'W' in a circle) is in the top left-hand corner of the graphic. The text is overlaid on a photo of a man at home, holding a plastic medical tube in his hand.

ALT Text reads: The Priority Services Register is the water company's record of customers that need extra help. This is written in blue text, on a blue and white clipboard icon. The background is a peach colour, and the blue Ofwat logo (a 'W' in a circle) is in the top right-hand corner of the graphic. Text reads: Contact your water company to add your name to it. This is in white text in a blue circle. The background is a dark peach orange colour.











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