More BMV farmland in East Kent lost and another chalk stream at risk following a Public Inquiry.

#ThoughtForTheDay

“Privatisation has been a 35-year train wreck.” Dirty Business director Joseph Bullman tells Matthew Wright who he blames for the state of Britain’s water companies.

"Water companies hide true scale of sewage spills" We don't know the half of it. Water companies are permitted to pollute and obscure the truth, knowing that if they do get caught the punishment will barely dent the profits generated. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/0…

Yet in the High Court, Bridget Phillipson chose not to defend the single sex exceptions in the Equality Act. Instead she effectively weighed in behind Good Law Project’s efforts to have them declared incompatible with the human rights of trans identifying men 🤷🏽‍♂️

The water scandal will be as big as Post Office Horizon Feargal Sharkey In December of last year, 24,000 homes in the South East went without drinkable water for nearly two weeks. Thames Water, which has sought permission to be allowed to continue breaching pollution limits,

Fujitsu has earned over £2.5 billion from Post Office contracts since the Horizon system was introduced in 1999. Water companies have paid their shareholders £85 billion since privatisation.

"Villagers made 'physically and mentally' unwell by sewage spills.' As Dirty Business exposed the sewage scandal always was a public health issue. It's time to end it. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

"Thames Water works in Greenham, delayed - again." Last year Thames Water fat cats admitted to MPs that they had taken £1.13 BILLION meant to be used for sewage works upgrades and used the cash to run the company, including paying executive bonuses. Now you know why the works

"Schools shut as water issues hit third day." There you have it, kids can'e even go to school anymore because of the local water company. And govt does what exactly? bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

American insurance company Assured Guaranty, who already insures $15bn worth of water company debt wants nothing more to do with England's water companies including Thames Water who are desperately trying to refinance and can't. As the saying goes, this sh*t is about to get

A new report from wildlife charity Buglife reveals that pesticides from common flea and tick treatments are now widespread in rivers across Britain and may be contributing to major declines in freshwater invertebrates bit.ly/4b1Pu50

💩"Illegal pollution is highly profitable and regulation keeps it so." Great explainer from Windrush Wasp Windrush WASP about how multi-billion-pound 'highly regulated' utilities with highly paid CEOs are making money by systematically breaking the law. We need to flush these

When I had a new drive, I left a corner untouched. It’s the only ‘wild’ bit on my street, most front gardens have been completely paved over. I like to think of it as little sanctuary for wildlife, despite endlessly being asked if I need help to tidy it up/chop it down!

"Water firms acting like ‘criminal gangs’ dumping 10,000 hours’ worth of sewage each month on dry days." If it was another sector, or any other group of people they would all be in jail right now. What not the water industry? lbc.co.uk/article/water-…

This... This is why women, rightly, demand their own spaces & services without any males. For their safety, as well as for their privacy. There is an epidemic of male violence against women and girls! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Barton is a class one turd! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Yes, it is. And Clegg is a moron BBC News - University tuition fees system is a 'mess', says Sir Nick Clegg - BBC News bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…