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Thames Water could be sold to the Chinese

Steve Reed, the environment secretary is understood to be making 'active preparations' to essentially nationalise Britain's largest water utility.

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dailymail.co.ukStai leggendo10 mesi fa

Thames Water could be sold to the Chinese

Steve Reed, the environment secretary is understood to be making 'active preparations' to essentially nationalise Britain's largest water utility.

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telegraph.co.uk10 mesi fa

Steve Reed lines up administrators for Thames Water

Environment Secretary draws up contingency plans as utility giant struggles under £17bn debt pile

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  1. martedì 12 agosto 2025·telegraph.co.uk

    Steve Reed lines up administrators for Thames Water

    Environment Secretary draws up contingency plans as utility giant struggles under £17bn debt pile

  2. mercoledì 13 agosto 2025·dailymail.co.uk

    Thames Water could be sold to the Chinese

    Steve Reed, the environment secretary is understood to be making 'active preparations' to essentially nationalise Britain's largest water utility.

giovedì 14 agosto 2025·dailymail.co.uk

US politicians warn Labour against selling Thames Water to China

Hong Kong 's CK Infrastructure Holdings (CKI) has emerged as a leading contender to take over debt-laden Thames Water.