
Originally published byThe Guardian
David Hinton will remain in post while successor is found, group says, a week after resignation of chair Chris Train
The chief executive of South East Water has announced plans to step down, a week after the group’s chair quit in the wake of major supply outages in Kent and Sussex.
The supplier said David Hinton, who joined the board in 2013, would stay in post to allow an “orderly transition” over the summer while the group hunts for his successor.
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