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Ministers reject £10bn bailout for Thames Water
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds has written to regulator Ofwat to say that a proposed rescue bid for Thames Water is 'not good enough'.
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independent.co.uk
Thames Water edges closer to nationalisation amid concerns over rescue deal
Environment secretary Emma Reynolds is understood to be concerned the deal places an ‘undue’ burden on taxpayers
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Concerns over rescue deal could mean Thames Water is nationalised
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Thames water crisis deepens after government objects to £10bn rescue plan
Britain’s biggest water supplier, Thames Water, has moved a significant step closer to government control after ministers formally raised concerns about a proposed £10 billion…
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cityam.com
Thames Water on cusp of public ownership
The environment secretary Emma Reynolds outlined concerns around Thames Water in a letter to the regulator Ofwat.
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mirror.co.uk
Feargal Sharkey urges ministers to 'seize' Thames Water as nationalisation looms
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds has written to watchdog Ofwat to warn proposed £10billion private sector rescue deal with put "undue burden" on Thames Water's 16 million…
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dailymail.com
Ministers reject £10bn bailout for Thames Water
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds has written to regulator Ofwat to say that a proposed rescue bid for Thames Water is 'not good enough'.
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arabnews.com
UK govt opposes private rescue bid for Thames Water
LONDON: Britain’s Labour government on Tuesday raised objections over a proposed private rescue of Thames Water, increasing the prospect of the country’s biggest water supplier…
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Mirror readers debate whether Thames Water should be nationalised
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