stories from across the uk. a cooling paddle in the river db and at wandering field. thanks to campaigners, this is one of the country's newest designated bathing water areas. weekly tests show levels of e.coli found in human and animal faeces are safe here. elsewhere in the estuary, it's a different story. testing has found excessive levels of e.coli, which can cause diarrhoea and sickness. campaigners claim the main source is treated effluent from two sewage works, and they want anglian water to take action. we have prepared a case as part of our next environment programme with the environment agency around disinfection at both our woodbridge water recycling centre and also the one upstream at melton. so in the next few years, levels of fecal coliforms will drop. yeah, absolutely. they should drop phosphate should drop storm overflow, should reduce and e.coli levels should reduce directly as a result of the investment that we're making. for more stories from across the uk,