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Correct. It's £90+ bn, 20bn, or using SAR where businesses have collapsed: 5 bn using a variety of calculation sources.

But I doubt it'll be £5bn. Most likely 20bn+ mid to upper range. But that's my estimate purely based on my experience as a local councillor and seeing costs...

Quite possibly. Who knows.

Bull David. This mess was created by: thatcher, Howard and later EA regulation via Cameron and Truss.

Pictures supplied as you have forgotten.

It's the shareholder value: This figure includes the market value of the companies' shares plus the requirement to take over their entire debt pile.

It might. But that could open up legal actions against the government.

The issue isn't for or against... It's how to do it. The issue with Zack is... He has no how.

We can all shout from the roof top. It doesn't make it true even if we all shout 'we agree'. At some point reality bites

Indeed. As a councillor I had contacted ea many times over microplastics and nothing.. just verbal and an upset ea officer saying nothing was happening

The company is crumbling, but the generated profit isn't.

They are hugely profitable. Water companies have raked £80bn in profits and left the system crumbling instead of ploughing it back into repair

It's the cost of the business shares buyout apparently.

And that's just Thames.... So it's still likely to be close to £90bn in the end.... If this is done to 25 water companies

5. SARs avoid £90 billion buy out by legally classifying thames water as failed. But would cost £3-4 bn as a temporary loan to government.

Shareholders could launch legal actions against government. Being aggressive reduces money available for infrastructure from private firms.

4. NewCo stays off the taxpayer's tab by issuing long-term "Green Bonds" to private markets. Investors get steady, low-risk returns while the 50-year plan fixes the pipes. A self-funding, public-interest exit.

3: Assets move to a "NewCo" public corp. Parliament locks it as a Not-for-Profit for 50 years—no dividends allowed. Every penny of surplus is legally mandated for infrastructure, not shareholders

2. Thames Water hits SAR: The High Court appoints an administrator to prioritize service over profit. They use legal powers to "haircut" the £18bn debt, wiping out bad investments to make the books work.

My thoughts on how Labour water nationalisation could occur as companies like Thames fail.

Administration (SAR) to long-term Not-for-Profit ownership:

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That's what's winding people up. It's all mouth.

£90bn. Personally I'd love to nationalise the water. But £90bn

Labour favours nationalisation of trains as they expire. Water is different. It would cost £90 billion to buy out the companies. That's £90bn of public debt. Sounds great nationalising water: I'm on board until I hear that number and then what of the NHS budget. Mouth, protest & no pants

They had no authority from the British government from my understanding other than defense as stated by Starmer causing trump to cite his disappointment

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Time line cleanse:

Perfectly ok by me. But.. :-)

Bring back the brilliant Caroline Lucas. Not a fan of the new wave. Sorry.

Weirdly enough: it's a list. So yes.

It's a joint military base. It's not exclusively British.

My wife and I have loaned out vot to the greens, in many ways they were an environmentally traditional, calm vote. But no longer.

Are you? Or are you naive? Or rather... Do you know ... I don't actually care...

Ah... But what shade of left was I, I guess supporting and being active for Corbyn wasn't enough.... You are a bigot as you make assumptions.

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Bull. Are you based in Iran? Are you a bot. I'm sure the ones they sell to Russia are legal and defensive??? Go on with you.