The Latest Breaking News from Thames Water

The penalties reflect the failings of the Environment Agency and Ofwat as much as the water companies

As police officers come under attack in Plymouth, Darlington and Belfast, and as reports circulate that far-Right thugs are planning protests in four London boroughs, it is vital that justice urgently takes its course.

Moody’s Ratings lowered Thames Water’s class A debt to junk after the UK’s water regulator placed the company under a so-called turnaround oversight regime.

Brief letters: CrowdStrike outage | Computer illiterates | Fighting water companies | Long-lived historian | Rubber band saves sole

Letter: Paul Kaufman of Boycott Thames Water hopes public anger over water industry failings will force the government to take action

More than 320 Thames Water roadworks took longer than agreed in just over two years

The new Labour government has fully laid out its plans for the UK in its first king’s speech to parliament. There were 40 new bills in the speech, aimed at setting a clear agenda focused on growing the economy and improving living standards for working people. And yet there were…

Award for Lawrence Gosden comes after criticism of business plan and attempts to increase bills by 73%

Letters: Bill Kingdom on the two halves of the water privatisation story, and Chris Bolt on Ofwat’s water price review