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Government pledges £1.7bn to keep Bulb afloat

Government pledges £1.7bn to keep Bulb afloat

The special administration of Bulb will be backed by a £1.7 billion government loan. Approving the unprecedented use of the special administration regime, a judge said state backing was of "existential importance" to continue supply to Bulb's 1.7 million customers.

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