Financially, they hit the rocks below the cliff and have stayed there since. Investor wise, they are like the plague. 'Cliff edge' is ancient history.
Thames Water nearing the cliff edge.
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Turd removal wise, they are still doing what I pay them to do and that’s all I’m bothered about.
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...and him.
Andy, not yet an MP let alone leader, is spooking the markets, or is the government undermining him?
www.theguardian.com
Thames Water rescue deal threatened by uncertainty over next prime minister
Exclusive: Potential investors fear Andy Burnham could push to bring utility companies into public ownership
www.theguardian.com
he says Britain “has been on the wrong path for 40 years” – a renunciation of the Thatcherite consensus that implicitly folds both New Labour and Starmerism into the same failure. He is loudly championing “public control”, specifically naming energy, housing, water and transport.
As a Blairite 'special advisor', he voted for the war in Iraq and twisted himself into knots trying to ride two horses when he was in Miliband's shadow cabinet - i wouldn't trust him one inch with a Labour party veering between crisis and disaster...which will all become moot if he fails to win a seat in the HoC.
As a Blairite 'special advisor', he voted for the war in Iraq and twisted himself into knots trying to ride two horses when he was in Miliband's shadow cabinet - i wouldn't trust him one inch with a Labour party veering between crisis and disaster...which will all become moot if he fails to win a seat in the HoC.
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I'm with him.
I think that utilities and buses/ trams/ trains should be public, and that there should be Government-owned housing that remains in their control.
I think that utilities and buses/ trams/ trains should be public, and that there should be Government-owned housing that remains in their control.
That’s a high price to pay for Burnam to become leader. Do the public sector skills exist to run such a company?. The country seems more interested in profit than people. How do you change that mindset back to the high standards of workmanship the Victorians had?
Bloody hell, it’s been over 2 years now. How long does it take to go off a cliff edge?
I don’t necessarily disagree, but there’s a fair few people who aren’t Directors & Shareholders who also get stuffed in those circumstances.
Anyone with a deferred pension could potential see a 10% haircut.
And was health minister during the mid staffs hospital crisis
Surprise, surprise...
"A billionaire Donald Trump donor could make millions from a deal being struck between the government and Thames Water"
"The UK’s largest water company, ministers and creditors are at an impasse as they try to agree a rescue deal to stave off Thames’s collapse. The water company built up a £17.6bn debt pile in the decades after its privatisation. "
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"A billionaire Donald Trump donor could make millions from a deal being struck between the government and Thames Water"
"The UK’s largest water company, ministers and creditors are at an impasse as they try to agree a rescue deal to stave off Thames’s collapse. The water company built up a £17.6bn debt pile in the decades after its privatisation. "
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