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Failing water watchdog gave staff £500 bonuses
Sunday Express
|October 19, 2025
DOZENS of workers at the Government's soon-to-be-scrapped water watchdog pocketed record bonus payments of almost £500 each last year, amid rising public anger at the appalling state of the nation's rivers, lakes and sea.
The staff rewards came despite Ofwat boss David Black resigning in August after a highly critical report into the water industry.
Figures released this month show 252 staff shared bonuses some in the form of gift vouchers - amounting to £116,850 last year. In total over the past seven years they have shared extra payments totalling almost £750,000.
The Government announced earlier this year it was axing Ofwat after the publication of a detailed report into the operation of the sector by Sir Jon Cunliffe.
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