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Thames Water says it needs 59% bill rise to survive
(www.bbc.co.uk)
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Because they shouldn't be making big profits out of it.
Hand the franchise back and at least if it is being run on a not-for-profit basis then we'll know that they aren't taking the piss because public confidence has been eroded by all the piss-taking.
To be fair it IS their job to take the piss. It is just that they should be processing it instead of pumping it into rivers and such
They should be taking the piss, but instead they're taking the piss.