UK Politics@feddit.uk · 6 months ago

Labour abstain on bid to criminalise water companies for sewage pollution

www.thecanary.co

Labour abstain on bid to criminalise water companies for sewage pollution

www.thecanary.co

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UK Politics@feddit.uk · 6 months ago

Under Labour water companies and shareholders will continue to make eye-watering sums while polluting our rivers and the sea

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Oh FFS.

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