Greens would nationalise SE Water and Thames Water without paying compensation, says deputy leader – UK politics live
Green Party deputy leader Rachel Millward announced at a Brighton conference that the party would nationalize South East Water and Thames Water without compensating shareholders or creditors. Millward argued these companies are "insolvent" and that current plans for water company control are insufficient.

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AI-generatedGreen Party deputy leader Rachel Millward announced at a Brighton conference that the party would nationalize South East Water and Thames Water without compensating shareholders or creditors. Millward argued these companies are "insolvent" and that current plans for water company control are insufficient. She cited issues like water shortages in Sussex and sewage pollution as evidence of privatization failures. Millward stated that no major reservoirs have been built in the UK since water privatization began 35 years ago. The Green Party's stance contrasts with other proposals, which they deem inadequate.
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4 extractedRachel Millward described SE Water and Thames Water as 'insolvent companies'.
The Green Party deputy leader stated that SE Water and Thames Water should be nationalized without compensation for shareholders and creditors.
Private water companies are pumping sewage into rivers.
No major reservoir has been built in the UK since the beginning of water privatization 35 years ago.