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Article thumbnail: BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - MAY 18: Swimmers, paddle boarders and surfers take part in a 'paddle out' demonstration by Surfers Against Sewage off Brighton Beach on May 18, 2024 in Brighton, England. Surfers Against Sewage paddle-outs involve local communities coming together to protest against water companies dumping sewage in the oceans and rivers they use for watersports and swimming. (Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)
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Save Britain's Rivers

New sewage law will let Government spy on polluting water firms

The Environment Agency is to be given new powers to access data on sewage spills, as part of a move to prevent water companies from 'marking their own homework' on pollution

Oliver Duff

The new Government's burst of energy

Business

Four more water firms to be investigated over sewage spills

Article thumbnail: home finances not tallying up for young family
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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

Article thumbnail: Raw sewage emptying into the River Ribble at Stainforth during heavy rainfall, Yorkshiore Dales, UK.
Article thumbnail: Raw sewage emptying into the River Ribble at Stainforth during heavy rainfall, Yorkshiore Dales, UK.
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Article thumbnail: Watering plants in the garden
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Article thumbnail: LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 28: Thames Water signage is seen outside Fortis Green Pumping Station on March 28, 2024 in London, England. Today, Thames Water shareholders, which includes a variety of pension funds and sovereign wealth funds, refused to inject emergency funding sought by the UK water regulator, Ofwat. The water utility's leadership said that if additional funding was not found by the end of 2025, the company could be placed in special administration, under which the government takes control. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
Article thumbnail: LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 28: Thames Water signage is seen outside Fortis Green Pumping Station on March 28, 2024 in London, England. Today, Thames Water shareholders, which includes a variety of pension funds and sovereign wealth funds, refused to inject emergency funding sought by the UK water regulator, Ofwat. The water utility's leadership said that if additional funding was not found by the end of 2025, the company could be placed in special administration, under which the government takes control. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)