Welsh Water (Dŵr Cymru) is a private company operating under a not-for-profit model with no shareholders since 2001, contrary to an earlier description of “public ownership”. NatureScot was incorrectly referred to as “Nature Scotland”. These corrections were published in the Guardian.
Details of Corrections
An article titled “Complex and costly” (1 July, p35) described Welsh Water as being under “public ownership”. The utility is actually a private company, but as the article later explained, it has operated under a not-for-profit model since 2001, with no shareholders.
In a separate article, “Landmark AI project has no prospect of meeting renewable energy promise” (6 July, p16), NatureScot was misnamed as “Nature Scotland”. The correct name is NatureScot.
Other Recently Amended Articles
Additional corrections include: “Nato braces for difficult summit as Trump puts pressure on spending”, “The risk is Russia becomes desperate: the Swedish Baltic Sea island preparing for invasion”, and “Higher-earning Australians flocking to 5% first home deposit scheme, with some borrowers earning over $200,000”.
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