Water firm should be prosecuted
Hull Daily Mail
|July 21, 2025
THE lenders with the current plan to salvage Thames Water and stop it being put into special administration have a brass neck!
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They are proposing that Thames Water be granted immunity from prosecution for future illegal sewage dumping otherwise the new administration won't be able to make a profit.
They are also proposing that campaigners be blocked from initiating future legal action against Thames Water.
In legalspeak they describe the two measures as "emergency legislation to block legal action in specific cases" and passing "new legislation to enshrine regulatory leniency in law".
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