Unlimited penalties for water firms that pollute Summary by Ground NewsWater companies could face unlimited fines for dumping sewage, under government plans expected to be announced in the coming days. Ministers want to lift a cap of £250,000 for penalties for firms that release sewage into rivers and the sea.Published 2 months ago · London, United KingdomNews ArticlesMore FiltersAllLeftCenterRightMore FiltersBBC NewsCenterHigh FactualityGovernment: Government of the United KingdomUnlimited fines for water companies dumping sewageMinisters want to "make polluters pay", after more than 300,000 waste spills in England's waterways last year.2 months ago·United KingdomRead Full ArticleBBC NewsCenterHigh FactualityGovernment: Government of the United Kingdom Unlimited fines for water companies dumping sewageMinisters want to "make polluters pay", after more than 300,000 waste spills in England's waterways last year.2 months ago·United KingdomRead Full ArticleThe GuardianLean LeftMixed FactualityIndependent: Scott Trust LimitedStarmer accuses government of ‘turning Britain’s waterways into an open sewer’Lib Dems call for Thérèse Coffey to resign after raw discharges sent into English rivers 825 times a day last year2 months ago·London, United KingdomRead Full ArticleThe GuardianLean LeftMixed FactualityIndependent: Scott Trust Limited Starmer accuses government of ‘turning Britain’s waterways into an open sewer’Lib Dems call for Thérèse Coffey to resign after raw discharges sent into English rivers 825 times a day last year2 months ago·London, United KingdomRead Full ArticleThe IndependentLean LeftHigh FactualityWealthy Private Owner: Evgeny LebedevGovernment turning waterways into open sewers, says oppositionNew data shows more than 300,000 spills last year, down from 2021 but because of dry weather, not water company action, the Environment Agency said.2 months ago·London, United KingdomRead Full ArticleThe IndependentLean LeftHigh FactualityWealthy Private Owner: Evgeny Lebedev Government turning waterways into open sewers, says oppositionNew data shows more than 300,000 spills last year, down from 2021 but because of dry weather, not water company action, the Environment Agency said.2 months ago·London, United KingdomRead Full ArticleThe TelegraphLean RightMixed FactualityMedia Conglomerate: Press HoldingsWealthy Private Owner: David and Frederick BarclayUnlimited fines in pipeline for sewage dumpersNew plan to deal with polluting water companies includes ring-fencing gains from fines to fund water restoration projects2 months ago·London, United KingdomRead Full ArticleThe TelegraphLean RightMixed FactualityMedia Conglomerate: Press HoldingsWealthy Private Owner: David and Frederick Barclay Unlimited fines in pipeline for sewage dumpersNew plan to deal with polluting water companies includes ring-fencing gains from fines to fund water restoration projects2 months ago·London, United KingdomRead Full ArticleMetro NewsLean LeftMixed FactualityOther: Alfred Harmsworth (Barrister)Other: Geraldine Mary HarmsworthWater companies face unlimited fines for dumping sewage into rivers and seasEnvironment Agency figures showed there were an average of 824 sewage spills per day last year.2 months ago·London, United KingdomRead Full ArticleMetro NewsLean LeftMixed FactualityOther: Alfred Harmsworth (Barrister)Other: Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Water companies face unlimited fines for dumping sewage into rivers and seasEnvironment Agency figures showed there were an average of 824 sewage spills per day last year.2 months ago·London, United KingdomRead Full ArticleSky News UKCenterHigh FactualityWealthy Private Owner: Roberts FamilyWater firms to face unlimited fines for polluting - as environment secretary accused of 'national scandal'Environment Secretary Therese Coffey is expected to announce plans next week to introduce tougher fines for polluting but opposition politicians have called for her to resign, accusing the government of "turning Britain's waterways into an open sewer".2 months ago·United KingdomRead Full ArticleSky News UKCenterHigh FactualityWealthy Private Owner: Roberts Family Water firms to face unlimited fines for polluting - as environment secretary accused of 'national scandal'Environment Secretary Therese Coffey is expected to announce plans next week to introduce tougher fines for polluting but opposition politicians have called for her to resign, accusing the government of "turning Britain's waterways into an open sewer".2 months ago·United KingdomRead Full ArticleMore articlesSimilar News TopicsEuropeUK PoliticsEnvironmentEuropean PoliticsPolitics EuropeUK PoliticsEnvironmentEuropean PoliticsPolitics Show AllThink freely.Subscribe and get full access to Ground NewsSubscriptions start at $9.99/yearSubscribeBiasFactuality Ownership Bias Distribution38% of the sources lean Left, 38% of the sources are CenterL 38%C 37%R 25%Similar News TopicsEuropeUK PoliticsEnvironmentEuropean PoliticsPolitics London, EnglandEngland PoliticsEuropeUK PoliticsEnvironmentEuropean PoliticsPolitics London, EnglandEngland PoliticsTime & LocationSources are mostly out of (0)News Coverage DetailsTotal News Sources0Leaning Left3Leaning Right2Center3Last Updated2 months agoBias Distribution38% Left, 38% CenterBias Distribution38% of the sources lean Left, 38% of the sources are CenterL 38%C 37%R 25%See less detailSimilar News TopicsEuropeUK PoliticsEnvironmentEuropean PoliticsPolitics London, EnglandEngland PoliticsEuropeUK PoliticsEnvironmentEuropean PoliticsPolitics London, EnglandEngland PoliticsBiasTime LocationFactuality Ownership Bias Distribution38% of the sources lean Left, 38% of the sources are CenterL 38%C 37%R 25%See less detail