Utility company handed a lifeline by high court after saying it would run out of cash on 24 March

UK court approves £3bn lifeline for Thames Water, allowing turnaround efforts despite junior creditors' opposition. Appeals are expected.

High Court judge Thomas Leech who approved the Thames Water £3bn bailout was previously a partner at a law firm where – yes, you guessed it –...

A judge approved an emergency plan Tuesday to keep Britain’s largest water company afloat, averting the possibility of a temporary government...

There’s only one thing that’s shitting us more than the profit-lined pockets of water executives right now. That’s the High Court’s truly...

Deal approved at high court gives company £1.5bn in upfront cash to stave off collapse

In December, bosses received £770,000 in bonuses...

Court case points to sizeable fees being racked up as firm seeks £3bn loan to try to avoid temporary nationalisation

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Rogue operator Thames Water is once again under fire – this time, for causing chaos in South London where it left around 10,000 residents without...