LONDON - Thames Water has been hit with a record-breaking £123 million fine by the UK's water regulator, Ofwat, after serious failures in handling sewage and breaking dividend rules. The fine includes ...

The government has promised to clean up Britain's waterways, so giving Thames Water special treatment would be politically ...

British Rowing joined forces with Fulham Reach Boat Club for a ‘plastic blitz’, collecting more than 60kg of rubbish from the ...

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Erica Popplewell, River Action’s head of communities ... company without burdening bill payers and end pollution-for-profit.” Average Thames Water bills increased this month from £436 ...

The debt-ridden water firm was this week slapped with the huge penalty by watchdog Ofwat for breaking rules on sewage and dividend payouts - after being shortlisted for 12 industry awards ...

Thames Water fined £104m for sewage pollution, part of a total £123m penalty by Ofwat over environmental and dividend failures.

Aberdeen, Elliott Management, BlackRock and several other firms have put forward a rescue package but say there must be regulatory leniency.

London’s new super sewer, designed to protect the River Thames from sewage pollution well into the future, has opened for the first time. The first valves at four of a total of 21 sites ...

Britain banned Thames Water and five other water companies from paying bonuses to their bosses because they had failed to ...