THE fatcat boss of embattled Thames Water will keep a near£200,000 bonus despite a veto.
Watchdog Ofwat said it has stopped Thames, and two other suppliers, using customer money to fund executive bonuses.
Its move comes as it confirmed the embattled sector dished out £1billion in dividends to shareholders last year, slightly less than in 2022.
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