Ruth Williams is the Chief Medical Editor for EyeNet Magazine, a publication focused on eye health and ophthalmology. With a background in medicine and journalism, Ruth's articles cover a wide range of topics including advancements in eye care, healthcare policies, and the impact of technology on the field of ophthalmology.
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Ruth's coverage is heavily focused on the water industry, environmental regulation, and personal finance. She tends to cover government announcements, press releases, and legal policy regulations related to these topics.
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By: Ruth Williams
Hydrogen production is forecast to contribute to water scarcity and future droughts in 83% of catchments in England, a government-backed study has revealed. The report, commissioned by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), is part of a four-year research programme to inform UK climate policy and it…
By: Ruth Williams
Welsh Water has completed its largest ever capital expenditure over a six monthly period, worth £295 million. However, spiralling leakage volumes saw the company dip into a loss. In the six months to 30 September the company spent 50% more on maintaining its underground networks, with costs rising from £49 million…
By: Ruth Williams
Southern Water has secured £300 million through a debt issuance, which brings the total the company has raised through debt to £1.5 billion in the past year. The company's debt financing was lowered by S&P last week, however it maintains its investment grade rating.
By: Ruth Williams
The former health secretary Victoria Atkins has been named shadow environment secretary as Kemi Badenoch shakes up her front bench. Meanwhile, former energy secretary Claire Coutinho holds on to the briefing she held when the Conservatives were in power. In recent years Atkins has voted against measures to prevent climate change…
By: Ruth Williams
As many as 40% of Brits will struggle to cover the cost of increasing water bills, research commissioned by water watchdog CCW has found. With bills set to rise by an average of 40% by 2030, CCW chief executive Mike Keil said it will “put an intolerable strain on the…
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The water sector’s trade body has hit out at Ofwat’s proposed approach for measuring company performance, which it claims risks further eroding public trust and causing financial insecurity across the sector. The head of Water UK said the sector would fail to deliver for customers, the environment or economic growth based…
By: Ruth Williams
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Ofgem has rejected SGN’s request for more funding to decommission iron mains, while cutting Cadent’s request by a fifth. SGN had requested £3.75 million of additional funding, while Cadent applied for an extra £22.6 million. Both companies said that the additional funding was needed to cover increasing material costs.
Ofgem has rejected SGN’s request for more funding to decommission iron mains, while cutting Cadent’s request by a fifth. SGN had requested £3.75 million of additional funding, while Cadent applied for an extra £22.6 million. Both companies said that the additional funding was needed to cover increasing material costs.
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