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Option 1.  Let them go bust.  Government takes over, until an appropriate solution found.  This happens with failing train operating companies 

Option 2.  Anyone who made money on the privatisation, or their immediate descendants, bail them out 

Obviously the latter isn't going to happen but makes me feel better/superior.

What do you reckon?  Big picture.  Small picture as I posted elsewhere is that they were good when we had a leaking main.  And of course mass redundancies need to be avoided.

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