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Lib Dems call for Sewage Tax to prevent water firms polluting shellfish habitats - Vimarsana News

Lib Dems call for Sewage Tax to prevent water firms polluting shellfish habitats

Analysis reveals over 200,000 hours of sewage pumped into shellfish habitats

Pet owner faced with £350 vet bill for Jack Russell that swam near untreated sewage in Sussex - Vimarsana News

Pet owner faced with £350 vet bill for Jack Russell that swam near untreated sewage in Sussex

Rachel Hoath, 52, said her dog needed antibiotics and blood tests after swimming on the beach near the De La Warr Pavillion on Bexhill seafront, close to where untreated sewage was pumped into the water

Water companies pumped raw sewage into seas and rivers for more than 2.6 MILLION hours last year - Vimarsana News

Water companies pumped raw sewage into seas and rivers for more than 2.6 MILLION hours last year

Environment Agency figures have revealed the amount of raw sewage discharged by water companies, showing they spent nine million hours pumping it into British seas and rivers since 2016.

Bexhill and Normans Bay, East Sussex, shut after water company pumps untreated sewage into the sea - Vimarsana News

Bexhill and Normans Bay, East Sussex, shut after water company pumps untreated sewage into the sea

Bexhill and Normans Bay beaches in East Sussex have been shut after untreated sewage was pumped into the sea. Southern Water said release was a result of an electrical issue.

Everything You Need To Know As Sea Sewage Blights British Beaches - Vimarsana News

Everything You Need To Know As Sea Sewage Blights British Beaches

Public anger returns over untreated wastewater being pumped into the UK’s rivers and coastal waters.