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Advnture on MSN"We won’t sit quietly while this catastrophe continues" - Olympic champion Sir Steve Redgrave calls for clean up of UK riversMany popular swimming spots have been flooded with pollution in recent years, which has been blamed on mass sewage discharges ...
On 1 December 1976, punk became a national sensation after Johnny Rotten and Steve Jones used foul language on a live news show hosted by Bill Grundy for Thames TV (not for the ... queue of oldies ...
Britain's biggest water supplier, Thames Water, said it was aiming to secure new equity in the coming months and was putting ...
LONDON -- LONDON (AP) — Thames Water, which serves 16 million people in and around London, has received court approval for up ...
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inews.co.uk on MSNWhat Thames Water’s proposed bail-out could mean for your billsThames Water and the majority of its lenders want to see the company borrow another £3bn to prevent collapse, which comes ...
“We're worried about all the bills going up. It has been very, very stressful. It's so frustrating.” This comes after Thames Water was given a £3 billion lifeline by the High Court to stay ...
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What does Thames Water’s latest court decision mean for customers?After a court decision moved Thames Water closer to a £3 billion rescue loan, the PA news agency explains why it needs money and what happens next.
In a letter to the court, the water regulator insisted that Thames would be barred from recovering any additional interest payments from customer bills. It said that it had seen "no evidence to ...
Thames Water has staved off effective government ownership after an unsuccessful legal challenge to its financial restructuring. The Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of a £3bn loan intended to ...
in December approved a 35% increase in Thames Water’s consumer charges over the next five years. The company argued that bills needed to rise 53% in order to finance needed projects and provide ...
Why are people angry about Thames Water? Thames Water has been at the centre of a growing scandal in the wider water industry. Bills will climb steeply over the coming years, while privately run ...
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