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Campaigners at Wes Streeting's office with banner that reads "We lose £10 million a week in private profits from the NHS"

13 September 2024

NHS privatisation and PFI - what Lord Darzi’s review missed

10 September 2024

“Cost of water privatisation day”: anti-sewage groups attack water firms as rest of year’s bills go to shareholders and debt

7 August 2024

Guess what separates Europe’s cleanest rivers and seas from the UK’s? Public ownership.

A water pipe is gushing water into a river.

1 August 2024

So Thames is going bust? 6 steps the government must take to protect the public and our rivers.

Photo of wind turbines

25 July 2024

Great British Energy - who will benefit?

24 July 2024

63% want to buy back British Gas

Campaigners at a demonstration to bring buses in West Yorkshire under public control, in front of a bus

17 July 2024

King’s Speech: Five great policies for public ownership, and five missed opportunities

Image of 3 people holding a banner saying 'Sick of Serco', and miming being sick into paper bags

16 July 2024

Five reasons to welcome Labour’s plans on public services

Thames Water headquarters

11 July 2024

Response to Ofwat: public shouldn't pay the price for failures of privatisation

8 July 2024

Our open letter to the new Prime Minister and Environment Secretary

3 July 2024

14 years of privatisation

2 July 2024

The destruction of the last 14 years, in numbers

27 June 2024

Labour’s unwillingness to nationalise Thames Water puts the taxpayer and the environment at risk

Graphic shows how much water companies profit from pollution. Anglian, £619; Northumbrian, £396; Severn Trent, £972; South West Water, £23; Southern, dividend ban; Thames Water, £230; United Utilities, £692; Wessex Water, 188; Yorkshire Water, £121. Explanation reads: Dividends paid to shareholders for every hour of sewage pollution in 2023.

17 June 2024

“They profit from pollution”: shareholders bagged £380 for every hour they dumped sewage in 2023 — see the level in your area

The text "we send private health shareholders profits of £10 million a week: let's fund our NHS instead" written on a red bus

17 June 2024

ANALYSIS: The NHS has lost £10 million a week to private profits since 2012

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