Water bill rises push troubled Thames back into profit The government has lined up administrators in case Thames Water collapses [Getty Images] Thames Water is running out of time to secure a rescue deal as its debt swelled to nearly £20bn The
Thames Water debt pile rises further despite return to profit Cash-strapped Thames Water has revealed a further rise in its debt pile while recording a return to profit on the back of inflation-busting hikes to bills The UK's largest supplier said the 31%
Thames Water: Sewage spills soar as debts swell - BBC News Water bills could rise by an average of £19 a year (21%) between 2025 and 2030, but a final decision on the proposed increase is due on 19 December Thames Water has said previously it needs to increase bills by 53% in order to shore up its finances
Thames Water’s 35% Bill Hike Sparks Concerns for UK Economy and . . . The recent developments surrounding Thames Water raise significant concerns not only for the utility itself but also for the broader UK economy and its investors The decision to increase bills by 35% by 2030 comes at a time when households are already grappling with rising living costs
Thames Waters Legal Showdown: £3 Billion Bailout Battle Unfolds . . . England’s largest water company seeks a financial lifeline amid towering debts and creditor conflicts In a dramatic bid to stave off potential insolvency, Thames Water, England's largest water utility, has taken its first step toward a crucial debt restructuring