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Thames Water boss refuses to rule out bill increases of up to 40% to secure company's future

Water bills are set to increase by an average of £28 a year from Monday, April 1.
Thames Water's shareholders blame Ofwat for failing to provide regulatory support for the company's future.
Thames Water CEO, Chris Weston, emphasizes the need for a £20 billion investment to meet customer demands for clean water and environmental protection.

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BBC News

Thames Water boss says bills need to rise by 40%

The regulator, whose approval is needed for any price rises, has pushed back on substantial bill increases.

30 days ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Express

Thames Water Boss on £2.3m package salary refuses to rule out 40% bill increases

Newly appointed boss Chris Weston said he didn't believe the firm had been 'at all secretive' about the potential for price rises

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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The Telegraph

Thames Water demands 40pc bill rise to avoid nationalisation

Jeremy Hunt watching ‘very carefully’ amid shareholder standoff

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Thames Water boss under fire as he says bills have to go up by 40%

The Communities Secretary branded the water company’s leaders ‘a disgrace’ and claimed the firm had acted in an ‘arrogant way’ towards its customers

30 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Thames Water boss refuses to rule out bill increases of up to 40% to secure company's future

The chief executive of Thames Water has refused to rule out bill increases of up to 40% for customers as the troubled company tries to secure its future.

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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