Privatisation of Water

[transam]

Water companies are probably owned in most part by foreigners any way

Are the French involved in the caper ???

The scoundrels are generally lurking in the back ground ???

In order to stab some one in the back you have to get behind them first

 

[Elsa TLC]

Im with John on this. The Tory privatisation has been wrong nit just the water.
Transport
Energy
Post office
The fûck!ng lottery.
And what ever else.

 

[motorbiking]

I heard somewhere that Thames Water are on a cliff edge.

 

[Murdochcat]

Im with John on this. The Tory privatisation has been wrong nit just the water.
Transport
Energy
Post office
The fûck!ng lottery.
And what ever else.

The Lottery was never state owned

 

[SPLINE]

Im with John on this. The Tory privatisation has been wrong nit just the water.
Transport
Energy
Post office

True, they have all turned to sh*t. But would those industries have fared any better if kept in state control? It is a central belief of communism that the state should own everything - but that is only a belief, and it only works if the state in question is competent to run such industries. Would you trust Starmer, Boris, Brown and the rest of them to run a water company?

 

[SPLINE]

If it's not about immigrants being given £40 the RWR are not interested.

Immigration costs us infinitely more than fat-cat salaries.

 

[Elsa TLC]

The Lottery was never state owned

Should have been

 

[Elsa TLC]

Immigration costs us infinitely more than fat-cat salaries.

Fat cats get get their large salary by paying for cheap unskilled labour then swanning off the radar before shìt hits the fan

 

[Odds]

The average part of your water bill that goes to paying dividends and financing debt is %28.

Five billion English pounds have been taken out of the system by investors and there has not been a single new major reservoir built, but shareholders of the water and sewage corporations have been handed £85.2 billion, often from borrowed money.

In England and Wales, almost a third of the average bill now goes to servicing the sector’s enormous debts or paying shareholder dividends. Less money spent on water infrastructure means worse water quality. (On the other hand) Publicly-owned Scottish Water invests over one third more on a per capita basis than the private English and Welsh companies. Scottish water bills are, in real terms, the same as they were 17 years ago, and only ten per cent of revenue is spent paying debt-related costs.

feel scammed yet?

 

[SPLINE]

There will never be a shortage of water in Scotland Odds!

England is different. How would the water supply situation look if we hadn't brought in millions of foreigners?