UK's Thames Water lodges appeal to try to raise customer bills
LONDON (Reuters) -British utility Thames Water lodged an appeal to the country's competition regulator on Friday, beginning a process to try to raise the prices it can charge customers for the next five years and improve its chances of survival.
Thames Water slammed for 'greedy' attempt to hike bills by more than 35%
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development. List of Partners (vendors)
Thames Water appeals to raise bills by over 35% - what it means for customers
Thames Water is asking the Competition and Markets Authority to review Ofwat's decision after previously lobbying for a 59 per cent bills increase
Thames Water 'blatantly greedy' after saying 35% surge in customer bills isn't enough
Troubled Thames Water has appealed against an inflation-busting price rise agreed by regulator Ofwat, arguing it was doing so “in the interests of our customers and the environment"
Thames Water appeals against limit on bill rises
Thames Water has launched an appeal to allow it to increase bills by more than the regulator wants to permit. The UK's largest utility company is calling on the competition regulator to overturn a decision from the water industry regulator,
Cash-strapped Thames Water asks watchdog to let it charge customers even more
Thames Water is seeking further hikes to customer charges despite facing criticism for substantial bill increases and executive bonuses amidst a backdrop of environmental failings. At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground. Your donation allows us to keep sending journalists to speak to both sides of the story.
Thames Water launches appeal over bill limits
The UK's largest household supplier gives several reasons for seeking even higher hikes to its bills from April for the next five years.
Water firm with 16million customers asks watchdog if it can charge customers more following 35% bill rise
A WATER firm with 16 million customers has asked for permission to charge customers even more after a 35% bill hike. Thames Water has asked Ofwat, the water regulator, to allow it to bill
Thames Water appeals against price cap
Thames Water is appealing to the Competition and Markets Authority for a review of the price increases it can charge customers between now and 2030, the first time the UK’s largest water utility has appealed since privatisation more than three decades ago.
UK's Thames Water appeals to competition watchdog over price limits
Struggling British utility Thames Water launched an appeal with the country's competition regulator on Friday, kicking off a process to try to lift the prices it can charge customers for the next five years and improve its chances of survival.
Thames Water asks watchdog to let it charge even higher bills
Watford's sewerage service provider Thames Water is asking the competition regulator to allow it to charge customers even more.
Liberal Democrats1h
Thames Water: Ofwat not fit to hold companies to account
Commenting on reports that Thames Water has launched an appeal to charge its customers more over the next five years than Ofwat recommended, Liberal Democrat Environment Spokesperson Tim Farron MP sai ...
Thames Water faces investigation over failing environmental promises
British water regulator Ofwat said it would investigate Thames Water over delays to hundreds of environmental improvements to ...