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Assistant Business Editor | The Telegraph | Wincott Young Journo of the Year nominee | 30ToWatch 2022 | luke.barr@telegraph.co.uk | 07988556718 | Views my own
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Reform vows to investigate Burnham skyscraper loans

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By Luke Barr Verified
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Sian Astley, the party’s Manchester Mayor candidate, says she will ‘open the books’ on the taxpayer-backed tower loans - SOPA Images Reform has pledged to launch an investigation into nearly £1bn of skyscraper loans awarded by Andy Burnham. In the party’s manifesto for the Manchester mayoral election, Reform candidate Sian Astley has vowed to “open the books” and audit controversial loans approved by Mr Burnham when he was in charge of the region.
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Thames Water customers could receive shares to appease Burnham

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By Ben Marlow Verified, Luke Barr Verified
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Thames Water customers could receive shares to appease Burnham

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By Ben Marlow Verified, Luke Barr Verified
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Thames Water customers could be offered shares in the struggling supplier as part of an attempt to see off the threat of nationalisation under Andy Burnham. A share-buying scheme is among a series of radical concessions being discussed by creditors who are spearheading a plan to appease Mr Burnham, who is expected to replace Sir Keir Starmer as Prime Minister, and salvage their rescue plan for Thames.
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