[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

No Government can afford the cost
of Water Company - Take Overs.

You do understand the Owners are from
China, USA all over the bloody place.



I think Slims
Corbyn said he would take them over
but failed to win an Election.............

well that is as may be but Thames water will be putting their water bills up by 40 per cent in the next 5 years so you will not enjoy that Arista

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

well that is as may be but Thames water will be putting their water bills up by 40 per cent in the next 5 years so you will not enjoy that Arista

Yes even the New Labour Power
if they come in,
will not stop the price increase.


So Thames Water
and their international backers
get away it, sadly.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes even the New Labour Power
if they come in,
will not stop the price increase.


So Thames Water
and their international backers
get away it, sadly.

Yes and because they were privatised, the public can do little to nothing to provoke change.
They just do as they like.
Lining their own pockets however at the expense of the public.

I personally think the Railways, Water and Energy should all be in public ownership.
At least then the public can express satisfaction or not around every 5 years.
So have much more influence, rather than just having to put up with failure and never ending rising bills and rail fares.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I don't think the railways are that bad, they should start with the water companies and nationalise them, EVERYONE is paying for their mishandling

Govt. regulated and part of council tax bill in Scotland... I was constantly forgetting to pay water bill when we lived in England because it had never been a thing before .

[bots]

i think essential utilities like electricity, gas and water should all be government owned/controlled. I'm not convinced about the railway, as i said earlier, i lived through it, and it was bloody awful

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