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The Construction Industry Training Board has today announced that its 2024-25 business plan will launch four sector-specific skills partnerships, including repair and maintenance. The new sector plans are designed to support the training needs of employers and will cover the repair and maintenance, commercial, public and industrial sectors, and will join existing plans for residential construction and infrastructure. Overall, the business plan covers investment of £267 million over the next year, bringing more trained people into the industry, providing training and developing the skills of existing employees. We focus on three main areas: Tim Balcon, CEO of CITB, said: “We…

Thames Water has warned that its annual bill could rise by almost £200 to £627 a year by 2030 for capital projects to clean rivers and prevent sewage spills.Under new investment plans announced on Monday, the beleaguered power company has announced it will cut its daily spending to spend an extra £1.1bn on environmental projects between 2025 and 2030. As a result, the total expenditure will exceed five years. 19.8 billion pounds per year.By cutting costs elsewhere, the company said its 16 million customers in London and Thames Valley would see their bills rise by 40% instead of the feared…

Thames Water has made a new proposal to increase water prices by 40% and pledged to spend more on environmental projects, but questions remain over whether it will have the funding needed to make it happen.Power companies are set to cut their daily spending to spend an extra £1.1bn on environmental projects over the five years between 2025 and 2030. This brings the total plan spending to £19.8bn.By cutting spending in other areas, bills will only rise by 40% instead of the feared 56%.Thames Water's main daily expenses are staff, maintenance, energy and raw materials. The Standard understands that Thames…

The utility giant, Britain's largest water company with 16 million customers in the London and Thames Valley area, said its new business plan for the five years to 2030 will see spending increase to £19.8 billion. Thames Water supplies water to 16 million customers in London and the Thames Valley region. (no credits) Thames Water has set out new plans to increase spending and investment on its network, warning that this could lead to customers' bills rising by as much as 44%. The group, which is struggling to survive under a mountain of debt, has proposed an additional £1.1bn of…

Sign up for our breaking news emails to get real-time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox for freeSign up for free breaking news emailsTroubled Thames Water has unveiled new plans to increase spending and investment on its network, but warned that this could cause customers' bills to jump by as much as 44%.The group, which is struggling to survive amid a funding crisis, has proposed increasing spending by £1.1bn and may invest a further £1.9bn into its network as part of a new business plan, regulator Ofwat said. revealed.The utility giant, the UK's largest water company with 16…

The Thames faces serious questions about its future (PA archive)Thames Water has updated its business plan to spend an extra £1.1 billion on “projects with environmental benefits”, but says the bill will not be higher than the plans it submitted last year.It also proposed a further £1.9bn of “potential investment” to reduce sewage spills, which would increase the bill by £19 to reach £627 by 2029-30.The new plan comes at a time when there are serious questions about the utility's future.Last year, Thames Water submitted plans to regulator Ofwat, which included a 40% increase in tariffs. But last month it…

I'm in trouble thames water announced new plans to increase spending and investment in its network, but warned that this could cause customers' bills to jump by 44%. The group, which is struggling to survive amid a funding crisis, has proposed increasing spending by £1.1bn and may invest a further £1.9bn into its network as part of a new business plan, regulator Ofwat said. revealed. The UK's biggest water company, with 16 million customers in London and the Thames Valley region, will see spending rise to £19.8 billion in its new five-year business plan to 2030, with the surplus to…

LONDON (Reuters) – Britain's Thames Water, fighting for survival, will spend an extra £1.1 billion on environmental projects over the next five years in its latest business plan aimed at winning regulatory support. announced that it proposed to spend $1.36 billion.The company is struggling under the weight of £16bn of debt, is on the verge of nationalisation, and was plunged into crisis last month when its existing business plans were branded “uninvestable” by its owners.Under new plans announced on Monday, Thames Water, which supplies water to around a quarter of the UK's population, will see increased spending go towards projects…

LONDON (Reuters) – Britain's Thames Water, fighting for survival, will spend an extra £1.1 billion on environmental projects over the next five years in its latest business plan aimed at winning regulatory support. announced that it proposed to spend $1.36 billion.The company is struggling under the weight of £16bn of debt, is on the verge of nationalisation, and was plunged into crisis last month when its existing business plans were branded “uninvestable” by its owners.Under new plans announced on Monday, Thames Water, which supplies water to around a quarter of the UK's population, will see increased spending go towards projects…