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Thames Water Utilities Limited (“TWUL” or the “Company”) notes the rating downgrades published today by Moody’s Ratings (“Moody’s”). Moody’s has downgraded its corporate family rating (“CFR”) to Ba2, Class A debt rating to Ba1 and Class B debt rating to B3.  All these ratings maintain a negative outlook.

Thames Water has appointed Turner & Townsend to help deliver a range of nationally significant water supply projects, to meet the needs of a growing population and the effects of climate change, including hotter and drier summers.

Thames Water have been cracking down on industrial sewer abuse against Ivo Textiles, which was found to have breached the conditions of their industrial waste agreement.

Thames Water Utilities Limited has received its draft determination from Ofwat. This sets out Ofwat’s detailed view of the running costs, service levels and investments Thames Water would make over the period 2025-2030.

The challenges we face are well documented, but our operational and financial performance for the last year show good progress, and these positive results provide the right foundations on which to build and improve.

Thames Water is making a series of design changes to the Teddington Direct River Abstraction (TDRA) project, following feedback from over 2,000 community members during its autumn 2023 public consultation.

Thames Water is encouraging customers, communities and stakeholders to have their say on plans for a proposed new reservoir near Abingdon, Oxfordshire.

Thames Water has appointed Arup and Binnies (Arup Binnies joint venture) as its Technical Partner to lead development proposals for a vital new reservoir near Abingdon, in Oxfordshire.

Thames Water has launched a public consultation on its proposals for a new reservoir near Abingdon in Oxfordshire, a nationally significant infrastructure project that is vital to securing the South East’s future water supply.

Thames Water is today (Thursday 30 May 2024) introducing a precautionary ‘do not drink’ notice to over 600 Bramley households. 

Thames Water wins share of £40 million in Ofwat’s latest Water Breakthrough Challenge. 

Thames Water is clamping down on illegal water connections, with fleet services company, Go Plant Ltd, enforced to pay £52,000 in fines and costs for repeatedly connecting unauthorised and unlicenced standpipes over the past five years.