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Thames Water expresses doubt it can avoid temporary nationalisation
It added that if it failed to do so it would need to “consider all options” but that a possible consequence would be “special administration”, which would make it the first water company to face temporary nationalisation since utilities in England and Wales were privatised in 1989.
Thames Water is "extremely stressed" and will take "at least a decade to turn around", its boss has said, as the struggling ...
Jon Cunliffe says there will be no quick fix ahead of his root and branch review of the water sector stretching from ...
Results revealed losses at Britain's biggest water company rocketed last year - as bosses were given another grilling by MPs ...
A hosepipe ban affecting several postcode areas has been announced by Thames Water. The water firm said the measure would ...
Thames Water has announced a hosepipe ban affecting 1.1mn customers across several areas in southern England in an effort to ...
The company argues it will need external help to secure a successful future after reporting a massive annual loss and rising ...
Residents have been left angry at a “painful” hosepipe ban that will impact hundreds of thousands of people in Wiltshire.
Britain's Thames Water announced a temporary "hosepipe ban" on Monday, aimed at cutting water usage across large parts of ...
The annual accounts for the year to end March, arguably the toughest in Thames’s history as a privatised utility, show that ...
Thames Water slumped to a £1.65billion pre-tax loss last year as its enormous debt pile continued to grow and its ...
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