Anglian Water Services Ltd, a major water company, has been ordered to pay a substantial fine of over £50,000 by the Environment Agency. The penalty comes after the company failed to comply with a requirement to provide records. The court order includes a £25,000 fine, a £190 victim surcharge, and £25,000 in costs.

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This landmark conviction marks the first time the Environment Agency has taken legal action against a water company for non-compliance. The case sets a precedent for regulating companies that fail to meet their obligations.

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