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New sewage law will let Government spy on polluting water firms

All new cars must be electric by 2030 to hit net-zero target

Sales of electric vehicles stalled in 2023 and the Government must get them going again, according to its official climate change adviser

Save Britain's Rivers

Polluting water firms face 'severe' fines, ban on bonuses and criminal charges

Save Britain's Rivers

Olympic heroes warn sewage pollution poses 'existential threat' to UK water sports

Windermere 'unfit for bathing' as sewage blamed for algae breaching safe limit

Edinburgh Fringe prepares for rat plague and ‘ugly mess’ as bin strike looms

Article thumbnail: Cosmos Sea in front of Neihu Science Park

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Labour urged to replace nature lost to 'grey belt' housing push

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England's biggest onshore windfarm plan is early test of anti-Nimby policy

Water customers missing out on bill support in postcode lottery

Article thumbnail: London, UK, Jun 22 2024, Activists protest against dumping raw sewage in rivers, lake and the sea at the Restore Nature Now march for environmental protections. Organizations including the RSPB, WWF, National Trust, Extinction Rebellion and others united for the march. (Photo by: Andy Soloman/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

Save Britain's Rivers

Hitting water boss bonuses not enough to stop sewage spills, ministers told

Save Britain's Rivers

Polluting water firms’ bonuses revealed – and how much you’re paying for them

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Labour's £5m donor Dale Vince pushes party to nationalise water companies

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Water bills to increase by £94 over 5 years to pay for sewage crisis

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Will Labour’s windfarm reform cut your energy bills?

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Customers to get refunds from water firms that don't tackle sewage spills