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Thames Water chief defends £195k bonus despite jump in sewage spillages
Lenders will vote next week on a £3bn lifeline to keep the company going until May 2026
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Thames Water faces ‘predatory’ interest bill on £3bn loan
Fears latest deal to stave off collapse will inflate company’s debt pile and increase finance costs
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Britain needs to invest more in water
The Government’s energy policy risks the lights going out. Voters won’t be pleased if the taps run dry as well
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If Thames Water goes bust, then so be it
Bad management and absent board directors – investors knew what they were getting into
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Water companies ordered to pay back £158m to customers
Bills will fall as regulator reprimands industry over ‘disappointing’ performance
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Southern Water rows back on plans to pay out £275m in dividends
Utilities company calls shareholder payments ‘inappropriate’ as debt pile concerns grow
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Why Britain has failed miserably to solve its potholes crisis – and how to fix it
Despite the promise of billions of investment, the nation’s roads are crumbling... but new technology may offer a solution
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London super sewer chief: Utility investors shouldn’t benefit from taxpayer bailouts
Interview: Sir Neville Simms on how Britain can fund a wave of new infrastructure projects
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Thames Water admits it could run out of cash by December
The troubled utility giant is in last-ditch talks with creditors to delay billions of pounds in debt repayments
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Starmer plots to raise bills to fund Thames Water bailout
New legislation will let Government charge all water companies full £10bn cost if ministers decide to take over struggling company
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Thames Water debt emergency seized on by US hedge funds
Elliott Management to play central role in future of utilities giant after scooping up cut-price loans
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Thames Water bailout will cost Government more than winter fuel cut savings
Analysis finds that taking over and administering troubled company will cost equivalent to building 333 new schools
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Thames Water creditors seek peace deal to avoid threat of nationalisation
Calls for detente with Ofwat amid fears that breakdown in relations will speed up utility giant’s demise
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Questor: This £300m business is effectively trading at a £90m valuation
Share tip: this infrastructure specialist is embedded in the UK’s long-term economy
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Wealthier households to pay more to subsidise poorest’s heating bills under energy plan
Labour urged to double Warm Home Discount as winter debt crisis looms
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Water firms to pay double compensation for bad customer service
New payout plans to reflect inflation and recognise ‘significant impacts’ of recent disruptions in Brixham and Bramley
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Thames Water goes into special measures after licence breach
Ofwat to appoint independent monitor to oversee turnaround of utility giant
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Thames Water faces new cash crunch after £104m fine
Ofwat punishes utility giant for ‘catalogue’ of sewage failures
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Water firms face record £168m fines over sewage spills
Ofwat proposes penalties for Thames Water, Yorkshire Water and Northumbrian Water for failing to maintain networks
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Thames Water’s troubles mount after second debt downgrade
Prospect of government bailout grows after S&P Global cuts credit rating to ‘junk’ status
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London’s £4.5bn ‘super sewer’ warns of fallout from Thames Water crisis
Tideway Tunnel says handing control of new scheme to embattled water company risks a cash crunch
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Households refuse to pay water bills amid pollution crisis
Bosses say the revolt could grow over the time it takes to tackle sewage leaks
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Thames Water in breach of licence after debt downgrade
Troubled supplier risks fines after credit rating slashed by Moody’s agency
