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Has the Thames become a laughing stock? US media pen stories about 'sewage-infused' river - as Oxford rower blames high levels of E. coli for losing boat race to Cambridge
Britain's River Thames appears to have become a laughing stock in America after the 2024 Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge was marred by high levels of E.coli in the water. University of ...
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Thames Water set for crucial court ruling
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 ...
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Thames Water can continue with £3 billion restructure plan after winning court battle
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 ...
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Thames Water CEO defends bonuses of £770,000 for executives as firm posts £190m loss
These remarks synchronized with Thames Water revealing further grim financial figures, demonstrating the difficulties it faces as it desperately seeks vital funding to avert being nationalised.
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What's happening with Thames Water, why's it in court and could it be nationalised?
It's was crunch time for the UK's biggest water provider Thames Water as its fate was announced on Tuesday morning. Thames Water finances hung in the balance with debts of £16bn and existing ...
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What does Thames Water’s latest court decision mean for customers?
A £3 billion loan deal designed to prevent Thames Water from going bust looks set to go ahead after a court rejected several appeals against it. The plan had originally been approved in the High ...
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Why is Thames Water in so much trouble?
Thames Water, the UK's biggest water company, is in financial crisis and has secured a rescue loan to avoid coming under government control. An attempt by some creditors to challenge the High ...
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Thames Water avoids being taken into government ownership in coming days after unsuccessful court challenge
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 ...
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Thames Water: debt lifeline provides relief but challenges remain
LONDON, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Thames Water, Britain's biggest water supplier with 16 million customers, secured a 3 billion pound debt lifeline on Tuesday, warding off nationalisation and giving it ...
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Thames Water set for another vital court ruling amid administration warning
Thames Water is at “real risk” of falling into administration within weeks, a former director has warned, as it nears a crucial court decision on a rescue funding package. The Court of Appeal ...