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  • South East Water boss David Hinton resigns

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    The chief executive of South East Water, David Hinton, resigned from the embattled utility today, after presiding over one of the scandal-hit industry’s most notorious supply failures.  Hinton was in charge during a series of outages in Tunbridge Wells and Kent in November and December 2025. There were more outages last January. As the firm struggled [...]

    Macquarie is to invest £1.2bn into Southern Water in a move that could prevent a breach of its regulatory license.
  • South East Water chair quits after damning report by MPs

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    The chair of South East Water has resigned with immediate effect after a damning report by MPs into supply issues facing the utilities business. Non-executive chair Chris Train has departed after tens of thousands of residents in Kent faced disruption to water supplies in November and December. In a statement South East Water said: “Board [...]

    Macquarie is to invest £1.2bn into Southern Water in a move that could prevent a breach of its regulatory license.
  • Thames Water creditors offer ‘best and final’ rescue funding deal

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    Thames Water’s creditors have offered a “best and final” offer deal involving new debt and equity in a bid to prevent it from falling into a special administration regime. Investment behemoths Elliott Management, Silver Point Capital, Invesco, PIMCO and other creditors behind the consortium London & Valley Water have presented Ofwat, the water regulator, with [...]

    Thames Water creditors have made a last-ditch offer for a rescue deal.
  • South East Water in spat with watchdog after £22m fine

    March 5, 2026

    South East Water has entered a heated spat with the water regulator after it was hit with a £22m fine. The water firm’s fine covers multiple supply interruptions in Kent and Sussex between the period of 2020 and 2023, effecting more than 286,000 people. Ofwat said its investigations into the water firm found it had [...]

  • Thames Water creditors offer £4bn debt write-off 

    October 2, 2025

    Creditors of Thames Water have made a rescue offer for the failing company by allowing a £4bn write-off of their debt in return for changed targets on pollution incidents.  The deal would see 25 per cent of Thames Water’s debt written off but the group, under the consortium London & Valley Water, would see regulators [...]

  • Rachel Reeves tells creditors to resolve Thames Water crisis

    September 1, 2025

    Rachel Reeves has called for a “market-based solution” to be found at Thames Water before the company is put into special administration. The Chancellor reportedly sent a letter to creditors of Thames Water to state that any solution must result in a “successful turnaround”. Her letter came after environment secretary Steve Reed said the government [...]

  • Thames Water agrees payment plan with Ofwat for historic fine

    August 27, 2025

    Thames Water has agreed a payment plan with Ofwat for its £123m fine over rule breaches tied to its wastewater operations and dividend payouts. The payment plan will see 20 per cent of the total penalty – £24.5m – paid no later than 30 September this year. The penalty will not be funded by customer bills, [...]

  • Thames Water’s cash crunch intensifies as bailout rumours swirl

    August 15, 2025

    Thames Water faces a race against time to avoid collapse even after securing a short-term cash injection. The UK’s largest water company is set to run out of money as soon as September 2026 should it fail to secure a financial lifeline in the form of a recapitalisation deal. The utility company said the second [...]

  • Labour lines up advisers for Thames Water administration

    August 12, 2025

    Labour ministers have reached out to top insolvency practitioners in the scenario Thames Water falls into special administration, it has been reported.  The UK’s largest water company is at a crisis point after private equity giant KKR pulled out of a multi-billion pound investment deal that could have offered it a lifeline given Thames Water [...]

  • Ofwat to be replaced with ‘new regulator’ amid Thames Water crisis

    July 18, 2025

    Ofwat, the water watchdog, is expected to be abolished and replaced by a new body next week after facing intense scrutiny over sewage firms and the poor performance of major companies including Thames Water, according to reports.  A consultation on the creation of a new regulator is expected to be announced next week after results [...]

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