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Six companies who missed a deadline to produce real-time maps of spills have quietly released them now dry weather has returned

In a victory for The Times Clean It Up campaign, the Environment Agency will take over responsibility for reporting

Water companies have reneged on a promise to produce live maps of sewage spills by the end of last year, leading campaigners to warn they are putting public health at risk.Just months after The Times’

New figures show the number of bathing areas classified poor in England is the highest since new water quality standards were introduced in 2015

Like Greta Thunberg’s first climate strike five years ago, Matt Staniek’s first “sewage strike” was a low key affair. While setting up a folding table outside a

Britain’s three biggest conservation groups have criticised the environment secretary’s water pollution plan, arguing that it allows farmers to keep “choking t

Raw sewage was dumped into rivers and coastal areas across England more than 300,000 times last year despite a fall in the overall number, official data will re