Thousands of people marched through central London today to demand 'serious action' from the government in cleaning up the UK's rivers and waterways. Liz Bonnin and naturalist Chris Packham take part in March for Clean Water demanding the new government enforce the current law and deliver new legislation that will end all pollution Campaigners marched behind a banner which read: …
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Water companies with faulty sewage monitors will receive automatic penalties under new Ofwat rules. More than one in six monitors installed by water companies were found to be faulty last year, The Telegraph revealed last month, prompting accusations of a cover-up of the full extent of sewage spills. Water companies are permitted to spill sewage into waterways from storm overflow …