Thames Water launches appeal for larger bill rise
Thames Water has launched an appeal to allow it to increase bills by more than the regulator wants to permit. The UK's largest utility company is calling on the competition regulator to overturn a decision from the water industry regulator, Ofwat, which caps bill rises at 35% over the next five years.
Thames Water is working to fix the damaged pipe on Alleyn Road in Dulwich, south London, but it has meant thousands have had ...
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Four days on and thousands of south London homes still without waterA burst pipe has left residents in several south London postcodes without water or with low pressure for four days.
After hours of questions and answers, councillors in Swindon have come up with a list of issues on which they’d like more information, ...
A map proposing what London's transport network could look like in 70 years has been revealed, with the future of some stations looking uncertain. The illustration shows the River Thames expanding to ...
Residents living within the SN6, SN26, GL7 and GL8 postcodes are currently experiencing little to no water pressure due to burst pipes in the Cricklade area. Thames Water said the reservoir ...
Allowing Thames Water to run out of ... including operating “with the oldest water pipes, on average, in the country” and “operating in an area where a larger proportion of properties ...
Thames Water will seek High Court approval for a £3bn rescue plan in a four-day hearing beginning at the Royal Courts of Justice on Monday. The indebted utility is seeking a judge's approval for ...
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