Campaigners angry over bill rises amid ‘environmental carnage’ of sewage spills
Proposed water bill increases have been labelled unfair and insulting amid the ‘national scandal’ of sewage pollution in rivers and seas.
Proposed water bill increases have been labelled unfair and insulting amid the ‘national scandal’ of sewage pollution in rivers and seas.
Well, this is nothing short of a national embarrassment. Saturday's Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge was marred by sewage.
There isn't a single stretch of river in England that is in good overall health, Environment Agency figures show.
Labour called for an immediate ban on bonuses for bosses of polluting water companies ahead of the figures being released.
High levels of e-coli were detected off the coast of Sunderland during the swimming leg of the World Triathlon Championship Series.
Samples taken from Blackpool Beach this week tested positive for E.Coli - and beachgoers have been urged to avoid the toxic waters.
It may be no laughing matter, but Lee Mack and Steve Coogan have signed up to fight against relentless sewage dumping across the UK.
The party has said the Bill represents its plan to end sewage dumping by 2030.
Shadow environment secretary Jim McMahon said coastal communities should not have to worry about ‘encountering filthy raw sewage’.
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