Thames Water: Emergency loan should not have been approved, court told
Thames Water, which serves around 16m customers in the UK, has been battling to stave off collapse amid a collosal £19bn debt ...
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New ‘Emergency Board’ Puts Pressure on Thames Water and Government Amid Court Chaos
It comes as a new report from Compass, backed by a leading backbench Labour MP, brands England’s water system “fundamentally ...
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River Thames to help power University of East London’s Net Zero campus
University of East London (UEL) extends Siemens strategic partnership to design and deliver a water source heat pump situated ...
Living on the river: 'we used to do the school run by boat from our island houseboat'
Fishing out of the window, paddle boarding and kayaking on the doorstep living on a houseboat on Taggs Island on the Thames ...
Police name man whose body found in River Thames after wife shot dead outside Knockholt pub
A man whose body was pulled from a river after his wife was shot dead outside a pub in Kent on Valentine’s Day has been ...
What impact will the oil tanker explosion have on the environment?
The incident occurred at around 10am this morning. However, there are now fears that a group of Gannets might well be ...
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U.K. pension conference eyes up domestic reforms to break 'status quo'
Bell’s comments echo statements made by U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves in January, where she expressed a ...
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Changes are needed to cut freight emissions and congestion in London
Freight organisations should adopt new technologies and processes to benefit businesses, residents and the environment, says ...
Thousands of high-risk toxic sites unchecked due to lack of cash
Of those, 13,093 were considered to be potentially high risk, which experts said should have then been subject to physical testing. Yet, more than 11,000 of them remain unchecked to this day.