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Thames Water £3bn rescue loan gets High Court approval
The UK’s largest water company, already straining under £19.5bn of debt, had sought court approval to borrow up to £3bn from its top-ranking creditors. The company has said that will give it breathing room to raise equity from new investors and renegotiate its debts.
The Thames Valley team of planning and development consultancy Lichfields are celebrating 10 years in business with a move to ...
Restructuring plan enables struggling utility to keep operating just weeks before it was set to run out of money – but judge ...
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Bronze, Iron Age ritual linked to hundreds of bodies found in UK’s Thames River: StudyMost of the bodies plunged into UK's Thames river are from the Bronze and Iron Ages, as per the findings of the study.
The number of sexual offences recorded by Thames Valley Police has more than doubled since 2010, new figures show.
Devolution in the Thames Valley region through a new Mayoral Strategic Authority (MSA) has been discussed by Oxford City Council ...
The High Court heard several days of arguments over whether the plan should be approved earlier in February. | ITV News ...
A temporary ban on Thames Valley Police officers booking holidays over the summer via an automated system has been partly lifted. The force made changes to how annual leave could be taken because ...
Britain's Thames Water secured court approval for a 3 billion pound ($3.8 billion) debt lifeline on Tuesday, warding off ...
Thames Valley Police has temporarily changed how staff are able to book annual leave amid masses of people leaving the force. The force has paused automated booking of annual leave from May 31 ...
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