The fate of debt-laden Thames Water could become clearer later this week. The Court of Appeal is expected to decide whether the company's plan to borrow a further £3bn to avoid collapse can ...

In February, a High Court judge sanctioned a plan proposed by the parent company of Thames Water Group allowing the utility to stay afloat.

Thames Water is preparing for the possibility that it may be pushed into special administration following an appeal in a London court next week, according to people familiar with the matter. While ...

The closure will enable Thames Water to install a long-side service ... While the planned works are expected to last five days, the order allows the closure to be in effect for up to 18 months ...

Britain's biggest water supplier, Thames Water, said it was aiming to secure new equity in the coming months and was putting ...

Appeals against the approval of a plan to restructure Thames Water through ... upgrade our sewage treatment works, and maintain high-quality drinking water. "We remain of the view that a market ...

A record 50% more raw sewage was discharged into rivers in England by Thames Water last year compared with the previous 12 ...

London is at risk of being swamped by burst pipes and sewage leaks if Thames Water is forced into an emergency ... concerns that maintenance and repair works could grind to a halt if a ...

Taxpayers and the pension schemes of Thames Water workers would both suffer if the UK's largest water company was temporarily nationalised, the water regulator and Thames' pension trustees have ...

A UK court on Monday upheld an emergency loan granted to Thames Water, allowing Britain's largest such supplier to keep a ...

Appeals against the approval of a plan to restructure Thames Water through ... upgrade our sewage treatment works, and maintain high-quality drinking water. “We remain of the view that a market ...

Appeals against the approval of a plan to restructure Thames Water through a loan of up to £3 billion has been dismissed, Court of Appeal judges have said. In February, a High Court judge ...