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Enforcement Orders
An order made under section 18 of the Water Industry Act 1991.
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A draft section 18 final enforcement order schedule for the inspection of treated water storage tanks. Completion due: 30 April 2031
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A confirmed Provisional Enforcement Order (PEO) to prohibit the supply of drinking water for the purposes of regulation 4(1) from and through the 34 km of pipeline between Waddington (South of Lincoln) and Harrow (East of Grantham) until compliance with regulation 31 can be confirmed.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for microbiological parameters in Buckingham zone. Completion date: 31 January 2028
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Regulation 28(4) notice for Nitrate in Congham water treatment works. Completion date 31 January 2031.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for Nitrate in Houghton St Giles water treatment works. Completion date 31 January 2030.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for Nitrate in Lyng Forge water treatment works. Completion date 31 January 2031.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for Nitrate in Marham water treatment works. Completion date 31 January 2030.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for Nitrate in North Pickenham water treatment works. Completion date 31 January 2030.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for Nitrate in Nunnery Lodge/Barnham Cross water treatment works. Completion date 31 January 2030.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for risks associated with nitrate at Ringstead works. Completion date 31 January 2030.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for risks associated with nitrate at Risby works. Completion date 31 January 2030.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for risks associated with nitrate at Ryston works. Completion date 31 January 2030.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for risks associated with nitrate at Twelve Acre Wood. Completion date 31 January 2030.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for risks associated with nitrate at Two Mile Bottom works. Completion date 31 January 2031.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for risks associated with nitrate at Clay Hill works. Completion date 31 January 2031.
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A Regulation 28(4) notice for various sites in the Anglian Water supply area. Completion due by 31 May 2031
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A regulation 28(4) notice for the mitigation of PFAS at Ulceby water treatment works. Completion due 31 January 2031.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for PFAS in Parsonage Street Boresite. Completion date 31 January 2031.
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Regulation 28(4) notice for Odour in Codham WTW. Completion date 31 July 2029.
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A regulation 28(4) notice for the mitigation of PFAS at Southfields Borehole Sources. Completion due 30 April 2031.
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A regulation 28(4) notice for the mitigation of PFAS at Barrow Water Treatment Works. Completion due 30 April 2031.
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A regulation 28(4) notice for microbiological parameters at Welton Water Treatment Works. Completion due 31 January 2027.
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Section 19 (1) (b) Undertaking for Company AMP8 Lead strategy. Completion date 30 April 2031.
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Section 19(1)(b) undertaking for risks associated with PFAS. Completion date 30 April 2031.
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Radioactivity monitoring exemption notice for indicative dose, radon, and tritium, where specified. Expiry Date: 31 December 2026.
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