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Lincolnshire County Council has fined utility companies more than half a million pounds for rogue signage and overrunning highways works last year, with Anglian Water making up nearly a third of all fines.
Anglian Water had the most fines for four of the past five years, except 2019 when Western Power was fined £9,200 across 20 days of breaches.However, it also left signs out nearly 90% longer than 2017 with an average of 1.5 signs being left out every day last year.They said teams were increasing their efficiency and part of the reason fines were going up was because their “policing” of the situation was improving.
Last year Anglian Water undertook 16,348 works in the public highways, and said they made “every attempt to clear site within permit dates”. “This year has been one very challenging year for all water companies with the driest summer we have seen in a long while, which has caused unprecedented volume of leaks and bursts which become more complex.
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