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Customers' fury at Ofwat regulator after it fined firms £150m - but bills are set to go UP - Vimarsana News

Customers' fury at Ofwat regulator after it fined firms £150m - but bills are set to go UP

Households have been left furious after discovering that they may not see any decrease in their water bills after Ofwat said it will fine 11 companies for missing targets and polluting rivers.

Suffolk farmers 'extremely concerned' at farm subsidy review - Vimarsana News

Suffolk farmers 'extremely concerned' at farm subsidy review

Suffolk farmers who have been leading the charge towards more environmentally-minded food production slam a possible shake-up of the UK's subsidy regime

Source: eadt.co.uk
Isle of Wight MP Bob Seely on RSPB's 'attack on nature' claim | Isle of Wight County Press - Vimarsana News

Isle of Wight MP Bob Seely on RSPB's 'attack on nature' claim | Isle of Wight County Press

Here's what the Isle of Wight's MP has said after hard hitting comments from charities about recent government policies.

Wells' Lib Dems clash with Conservative MP over pollution - Vimarsana News

Wells' Lib Dems clash with Conservative MP over pollution

Liberal Democrats Peter Fisher and Steffan Aquarone are disappointed at the government and MP Duncan Baker, who they believe voted to allow sewage discharges

Water companies given 2 weeks to show how they will stop sewage being pumped into rivers and beaches - Vimarsana News

Water companies given 2 weeks to show how they will stop sewage being pumped into rivers and beaches

New Environment Secretary Ranil Jayawardena has given water company chiefs two weeks to set out 'significant improvements' to prevent sewage being dumped in open water.