Thames Water’s water demand has dropped six percent thanks to customer conservation efforts following a massive hosepipe ban affecting ten million people — but demand remains high, urging everyone to keep saving water with simple habits like shorter showers and turning off taps, while crews work to fix leaks and protect rivers, reservoirs, and wildlife. Behind the scenes, the company faces a £20 billion debt crisis, negotiating with creditors and the government over a potential special administration regime that could see officials step in to keep operations running, fund upgrades, and possibly recover costs if the company is sold.
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