Gill Plimmer is a journalist at Yahoo Finance. She covers a range of topics including finance, trading, climate change and the environment, and commodities, with a particular focus on the United Kingdom and the European Union. Gill's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Financial Times, Financial Post, The Irish Times, and Berkeley Research Group.
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Gill Plimmer's focus is primarily on UK infrastructure, energy, and business & industry. Her coverage heavily features government announcements and legal policy regulation, indicating a preference for stories related to official statements or regulatory developments.
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Thames Water most at risk according to regulator’s latest financial resilience report
By: Gill Plimmer, Robert Smith
Fees represent an additional drain on finances of troubled UK utility as customer bills are set to rise
UK utility wants to increase average annual household bills to £734 by 2030
By: Robert Smith, Gill Plimmer
Troubled utility faces fines of £400mn by March 2027 as it tries to avoid renationalisation
Price of extending high-speed rail line into central London set out in confidential government documents
Populist party’s deputy leader says heavily indebted utility should ‘be put out of its misery’
By: Gill Plimmer, Robert Smith
Junior bondholders planning to challenge emergency £3bn loan in court next week
By: Gill Plimmer, Clara Murray
First-time publicly traded companies pay out more than privately held rivals since privatisation
UK’s debt-laden utility warns it will raise salaries if bonus restrictions are enforced by regulator Ofwat
By: Robert Smith, Gill Plimmer
Environmental campaigners argue it makes more sense for debt-laden utility to be temporarily renationalised
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