Llyr Gruffydd, Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM, has called on Severn Trent to protect jobs and local suppliers after its takeover of Dee Valley Water. The court appeal by local shareholders has now been dropped and that clears the way … Continue reading Protect Dee Valley Water jobs call
Llyr Gruffydd, Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM, welcomed news today that seven local Dee Valley Water shareholders opposing the takeover bid by Severn Trent had been given leave to appeal by the courts. They have until 4pm on Monday to … Continue reading Dee Valley Water – Magnificent Seven
Llyr Gruffydd, Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM, said: “The takeover of Dee Valley Water by Severn Trent is not good news for staff, local suppliers and the Welsh economy. Jobs will be lost and the local supply chain will suffer. … Continue reading Dee Valley Water decision: “workers deserve better than this”
Responding to the Dee Valley Water EGM held at the Ramada Hotel, Wrexham, this morning, Llyr Gruffydd, Plaid Cymru AM said: “The future of Dee Valley Water and its staff hangs in the balance after this morning’s EGM. Despite the … Continue reading Court could decide on future of Dee Valley Water
Dee Valley Water shareholders are being urged not to be put off after legalistic letters were sent out regarding the proposed takeover of the firm by Severn Trent. Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM Llyr Gruffydd, who is campaigning for the … Continue reading Dee Valley shareholders urged to ignore legal letters and turn up to key takeover meeting
The decision of the Competition and Markets’ Authority not to conduct an in-depth investigation into the proposed takeover of Dee Valley Water by Severn Trent is “a matter of deep regret” according to Plaid Cymru North Wales AM Llyr Gruffydd. … Continue reading ‘Regret’ over failure to investigate Dee Valley Water takeover bid
Local jobs, services and suppliers at risk from hostile takeover bid Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM Llyr Gruffydd has made a public appeal to Dee Valley Water shareholders to consider local jobs, services and customers before making a decision on … Continue reading Public appeal to shareholders: back your local water firm
Llyr Gruffydd AM has called for clarity as the bidding war for Dee Valley Water escalates: “In a little over a week we’ve seen the bidding between Severn Trent and Ancala go up from £71m to £84m. This is a … Continue reading Who benefits from Welsh water ownership?
‘Welsh water services should be run from Wales, for Wales, and not from Coventry’ – Leanne Wood First Minister Carwyn Jones today admitted that the Welsh Government had not even contacted Dee Valley Water over the planned takeover of the … Continue reading Welsh Government’s ‘do nothing’ approach to water takeover disappoints Plaid AM
