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Have your say on essential new reservoir

Thames Water is inviting its customers, communities and stakeholders to have their say on its proposed 150 billion litre Oxfordshire reservoir. The public consultation will run for 11 weeks, from 28 October 2025 to 13 January 2026, providing a formal opportunity for people to share their views and to help shape plans.
Thames Water apprenticeships: 95% of school leavers are considering a careers in science, technology, engineering or maths; 57% of school leavers main career choice is influenced from their parents; 90% of school leavers would recommend an apprenticeship to their friend.s

Blog: Apprenticeships 2026 - Register your interest

Karima Khandker, Director of Resourcing, Skills, EDI and Learning at Thames Water shares her thoughts on the company's latest apprenticeship research and why young people should consider a career at Thames Water.
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New Engineering Room to Nurture Future Talent

Basingstoke College of Technology (BCoT) and Thames Water have unveiled a new Thames Water Engineering Room, designed to provide hands-on training for 100 apprentices, focusing on essential engineering skills for the water industry.
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CMA Reference Deferral Update

Thames Water Utilities Limited and Ofwat have agreed a further deferral of the Reference to the Competition and Markets Authority, which will provide an opportunity for discussions between London & Valley Water consortium, Ofwat and other regulators to continue in the coming weeks.
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Thames Water completes major investment in North London to future proof its water supply

Thames Water has recently completed over £50m worth of infrastructure upgrades across North London to boost resilience, mitigate the risk of bursts and leaks and future proof its clean water supply and meet our customers’ demands to deliver safe and resilient water supplies.
Thames Water engineer

Thames Water investing over £5m in Biggin Hill to upgrade vital part of its infrastructure

Thames Water is carrying out a £5.1m investment programme upgrade in Biggin Hill, South London, where 3.9km of pipe is being replaced in a crucial area of the network around Biggin Hill airport.
Thames Water workers remove the fatberg in Feltham

Thames Water removes 100-tonne fatberg blocking sewer

Thames Water has cleared a 100-tonne fatberg from a sewer in Feltham, which consisted of mainly wet wipes and held together in a solid form by fat, oil and grease.
Thames Water van & engineer

Thames Water launches new scheme to cut bills

Londoners caught in the cost-of-living crisis will have their water bills cut automatically under a pioneering new partnership between Thames Water, 17 London Borough Councils and data analytics company Policy in Practice.
A man in orange high-vis uses a control panel at Hampton Water Treatment Works

AMP 8 Major Projects procurement process update

Thames Water is one step closer to delivering £840million worth of major capital projects aimed at enhancing its wastewater and water treatment sites, following the publication of its Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ) for suppliers.
A digger works to remove Wet Wipe Island in London near Hammersmith Bridge

Five million wet wipes dug out of London’s ‘Wet Wipe Island’

Workers have removed 114 tonnes of Wet Wipe Island, including an estimated five million wet wipes
Thames Water 2025 Apprentices, Graduates and Interns stand on steps at Clearwater Court

Young people share their views on apprenticeships

New research shows young people aged 16-25 in the Thames Water region think apprenticeships are more beneficial than university.
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Fourth Consent Requests relating to Super Senior Issuer Funding

An update to Thames Water Super Senior Issuer Funding