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Thames Water wants "special treatment" from regulators- a chance to dodge £100s of millions in fines. Shareholders keep their wealth; we pick up the tab. It doesn't have to be that way. The govt and regulators must stand up to profiteering bullies and bring water into

While people struggle to pay bills, Thames Water bosses pat themselves on the back, racking up debt, dodging responsibility & passing the cost to us. They profit, we pay. It's not enough to just stop bonuses. This only gets fixed with public ownership. ft.com/content/1f6d15…

There is an irony here. On Tuesday, over 150 UK scientists staged a historic climate protest at parliament Barely a ripple in UK media. Jenny Jones Chris Packham Sir David King Climate Change Committee Extinction Rebellion UK 🌍 Just Stop Oil yorkshirebylines.co.uk/news/environme…

1/ Yes, we need long-term infrastructure after decades of neglect. But how it’s financed matters. Because guaranteed revenues are a green light for vulture capital to swoop in, bleed customers dry, then bolt. That’s not resilience. It’s extractivism in disguise.

2/ In a sector crying out for accountability, transparency, and long-term thinking, Ofwat is about to hand water companies a get out of jail free card. Essentially, our price regulator is giving away their power to regulate prices.

If you agree, sign up to follow and support my campaigns - like bringing water back in public hands. Together, we can do it better. actionnetwork.org/forms/we-can-d…

What is Ironic, Is this. UK surronded by water. But we never use this resource . Here in Spain we extract water from the sea and desalinate it. It is then so clean you can drink it. All around the world this happens. The D/S plants here are solar or wind powered. Gray

Qunech.es Desalination plants 🤔Thames Water 💧 would rather spend their money on bonuses for their Directors Feargal Sharkey

"Thames Water bonuses could be blocked by regulator." Let's be clear about this, threatening to or even banning water company bonuses is nothing but theatrics, posture politics. Thames Water's chairman has already made it very clear, you ban our bonuses we'll just increase

"But Thames Water told the Financial Times that because the payouts were 'retention payments' they would not be covered by Ofwat’s new powers. The awards — up to half of annual salary — come on top of executives’ salaries and other bonuses.  The retention bonuses do not fall

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Anybody else notice the sleight of hand? Just 9 months ago govt promised us a "Full review... that will fundamentally transform how our entire water system works". Today all we've got is a review of regulation or in the words of Sir Jon Cunliffe himself "my job is to make the

Coming up Ownership and Public role in water sector - 4th June Whitstable; getting value for our money 10th June Henley. Do join us - the peoples voice …oplescommissiononthewatersector.co.uk/events-2-1

With Feargal Sharkey Henley Mermaids SOS Whitstable CCW - The voice for water consumers Ed Mayo David Lloyd Owen Stanley Root, Prof David Hall, Prof Catherine Waddams, Julia King

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What is it about the 81 criminal investigations and the massive fines that give the government so much confidence in water companies. In fact so much confidence our bills have been massively hiked? ofwat.gov.uk/ofwat-fines-th…

You can fine water companies as much as you like, but customers are still on the hook for their reckless debts. Time for Steve Reed to put Thames Water in special measures. theguardian.com/business/2025/…

And the Cunliffe Defra UK run ‘Independent’ commission is not looking at privatisation. Hardly a once in a lifetime review!

Do we stand by and hope and wait while the Water Commission hides Defra's failings and fixes regulation to attract investors who don't invest, just extract? Or do we point to the elephant in the room? - The privatisation scam. Oxford Mail oxfordmail.co.uk/news/25195409.…

We are pleased to have been a part of this important work as citizen scientists and to have Ilkley's results included. It took us weekly testing for over a year, so quite a commitment.