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Head of England’s water regulator to leave this month
The boss of Ofwat has announced his resignation just two weeks after an official review recommended the water regulator for England and Wales should be abolished. David Black, who has been chief executive of Ofwat since 2022 and joined the regulator in 2012,
Ofwat has appointed an interim chief executive to take over from the outgoing boss as the embattled regulator prepares to be ...
David Black is preparing to leave Britain’s under-fire water regulator, with an announcement expected just weeks after the ...
The Government called it the biggest overhaul of the water sector since privatisation but campaigners criticised the plans saying it creates an “illusion of change” ...
Mr Black, who took over as Ofwat's boss in 2021, decided the time is right for him to pursue new opportunities ...
Tracy Brabin, Luke Campbell, Oliver Coppard and David Skaith – have asked chair of Yorkshire Water Vanda Murray for an urgent ...
An MP has said that the UK's largest water company has "already failed" his constituents "so spectacularly," and called on ...
Ofwat is assessing whether an undisclosed payment of £660,000 to Yorkshire Water’s CEO from the firm’s off-shore parent ...
Sir Jon Cunliffe's final report is expected to include a recommendation that the government consider a new regulator which ...
Chris Walters will replace David Black from August 30, Ofwat announced on Thursday. The latter has been in the role for four ...
The region’s four mayors said payments worth £1.3m made to boss Nicola Shaw via an offshore parent company were a ...
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