Thames Water

Ministers are reportedly preparing for the collapse of the country's biggest water supplier, which serves parts of Kent.

The government is drawing up contingency plans for the collapse of Thames Water amid jitters in Whitehall over the ability of Britain's biggest water...

Ministers are considering renationalising Thames Water and are arranging contingency plans for its collapse - amid growing concerns over whether the firm ...

London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open 17 points higher on Wednesday, having closed up 0.11% at 7461.46 on Tuesday.

(Bloomberg) -- Britain's biggest water supplier, Thames Water, is in talks with officials over contingency plans including a temporary nationalization as ...

Ministers declined to comment on the company's situation, but said regulator Ofwat monitored "the financial position" of all water firms. Thames Water has been ...

Thames Water, the UK's biggest water supplier which provides services for 15 million people in London and the South East, including Buckinghamshire,…

Discussions among authorities from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), the water regulator Ofwat and the Treasury are said to be ...

Thames Water has confirmed its CEO has stepped down amid reports of the company's future. The Government is reportedly drawing up contingency plans for ...

The debt-laden utility giant said on Wednesday that it needs 'further equity funding' on top of the £500m it raised from shareholders in March.

Whatever happens to firm, which serves a quarter of the UK population, water supplies will continue as normal.

It comes after the CEO of Thames Water quit after promising to forgo her bonus due to mounting public outrage over the lack of action on sewage spills.

The Government is reportedly drawing up contingency plans for the emergency nationalisation of Thames Water as concerns grow over its mammoth £14…

Ministers are reportedly considering taking Thames Water into temporary public ownership amid growing doubts about its ability to service its £14bn debt ...

Thames Water is a mess. A day after CEO Sarah Bentley resigned with immediate effect, the government is on standby for its potential collapse.

Chief executive Sarah Bentley stepped down with immediate effect on Tuesday amid mounting worries over the financial stability of the utility…

Sewage campaigners said it seems “in these times it is impossible to just do what is right” and the public are “fed up with these profiteering companies ...

Ministers on standby to intervene in debt-laden business a day after abrupt exit of CEO Sarah Bentley.