And there we have it, there is the level of aggravation, frustration and betrayal being felt throughout the country.
The River Ver is a chalk stream one of only 225 in the entire world and we allow a water company to spend 3,000 hours nonstop dumping sewage into it.
Time to get real. @GMB@CharlotteHawkns
“Thames Water says without steep bill increase it’s ‘neither financeable nor investible’.”
Yet more desperate and naive scaremongering from @thameswater if it fails it fails and guess what? Good bloody riddance.
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Tell them to come and help me out. March for Clean Water. Sat 26th Oct, Parliament Square.
Sign up today
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Turn that anger into action. #floodthestreets@MarchforWater
Oh yes, did I mention that @thameswater want to pay their shareholders £2,000,000,000 over the next few years?
What, nobody told you? 🤔
https://t.co/ZyPVsOTmIe
So is this the first of the lies water companies are going to be telling over the next 24 hours?
@southwestwater say there was a 50% increase in rain, @metoffice say it was 26% 🤔 who to believe?
"MP accuses environment ministers of 'avoiding scrutiny' over Thames Water collapse plans."
Civil servants have labeled govt's secret plan to rescue @thameswater Operation Timber or should that be Timberrrr!!!!
https://t.co/3VB2dqnjZo
Maybe @thameswater, you stop dumping it we’ll stop saying it. Seems fair really. I mean it’s not like its the words that are bobbing about in the nation’s rivers.
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