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A square hole in concrete floor with a white pump coming out of it. A person wearing jeans and gloves is shining a torch down into the hole.

Schools close due to water pump failure

Schools have temporarily closed due to an interruption to water supply in Boston and nearby.

A long, black asphalt strip strip runs over some new-looking brick paving. The paving is in front of an old, stone building with a black door.

Water company repairs 'scar' in £12.5m town square

The local authority says the area has been "neatly restored".

Northamptonshire

Joanne Davey, a middle aged woman with cropped brown hair and glasses, wearing a brown gilet and cream blouse, looks towards the camera. She is standing in her kitchen with a kettle visible in the background.

Anglian Water probes poor water quality complaints

An investigation is taking place after dozens of residents complain about water quality.

Skew Bridge Lake, shown beside Rushden Lakes Shopping Centre.

Water company tackling sewage leak at beauty spot

The water company say sewage tankers will work to address the "complex" issue.

Northamptonshire

Steve Reed looks at the camera as wearing a navy suit with white shirt and green tie. He is carrying a red folder. He is walking through a passageway with bikes parked in the background.

Government asks for views on city sewage plant

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is asking for responses by 3 February.

A poster on the wooden fence. The poster reads "Save Honey Hill! Say NO to sewage works at Honey Hill between Fen Ditton and Horningsea". The text is accompanied by an image of a yellow and black bee, with a red circle and line through the image.

City sewage plant decision is delayed again

The government is delaying the decision for a second time to allow more time for consideration.

Dozens of large blue pipes stored on an empty area of industrial land with a fence in front of it.

Work to resume on delayed 205-mile water pipeline

Anglian Water's £500m pipe will take water from North Lincolnshire to Essex.

Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner wear yellow high visibility coats and white hard hats. To their left and right are 2 people wearing orange high visibility jackets and blue hard hats.

Why Cambridgeshire may look different in 2025

The region is growing and there are lots of projects lined up in the next 12 months.

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'Nightmare' after broken sewer shuts village road

Residents bemoan the "ludicrous" traffic situation in their village due to a broken sewer.