The £4m fat cat water boss giving you diarrhoea: As her customers fall ill, how South West Water CEO Susan Davy has pocketed millions while her firm pollutes beaches and rivers (but don't worry, her Devon home isn't affected by contaminated water)
Daily Mail - 2024-05-16T14:22:51.000Z

Amid mounting public anger over sewage being dumped into Britain's rivers and lakes, Pennon chief executive Susan Davy, 54, took home more than half a million pounds last year.

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