Thames Water secures £3bn lifeline

Thames Water’s £3bn loan to stave off collapse despite ‘eye-watering’ terms
Oxfordshire's water company Thames Water has won approval for a high-cost £3billion loan to save it from collapse, as an Oxfordshire MP hits out against it.
Thames Water secures £3bn lifeline after court ruling
Thames Water has won a crucial High Court battle to secure a £3bn rescue loan, staving off the prospect of the debt-laden company coming under government control. The UK's largest water and waste company was set to run out of cash by the end of March and would have likely been placed into temporary nationalisation to keep services running.
UK's Thames Water wins court approval for 3 billion pound debt lifeline
Britain's Thames Water secured court approval for a 3 billion pound ($3.8 billion) debt lifeline on Tuesday, warding off the nationalisation of the country's biggest water supplier and giving it time to sort out its finances.
What does Thames Water’s £3 billion rescue loan deal mean for customers?
Thames Water’s plans for a £3 billion loan have been approved by a judge, designed to prevent it from going bust in the near future. The deal was approved in the High Court on Tuesday, which would give bosses at the London water company time to find a permanent source of funding.
Thames Water handed £3 billion lifeline by High Court to keep afloat
Plans to restructure Thames Water have been approved by a High Court judge, allowing the struggling utility to stay afloat just weeks before it was set to run out of money.
Thames Water handed £3bn lifeline by court to save it from financial collapse
Thames Water secured court approval for a £3billion debt lifeline on Tuesday, warding off nationalisation for the country's biggest water supplier.
Thames Water: Judge approves emergency plan to keep UK's largest water firm afloat
Thames Water, which serves 16 million customers in and around London, was seeking court approval for billions of pounds in ...
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Thames Water pumps sewage into chalk stream for 1,000 hours
Thames Water has released raw sewage into a chalk stream near St Albans for more than 1,000 hours over the past six weeks. Analysis shows that Britain’s biggest water company has been spilling ...