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Water bosses responsible for repeated sewage dumping could face criminal charges

  • Water bosses responsible for repeated illegal sewage dumping could face criminal charges, according to the Cabinet Minister.
  • The Cabinet Minister also plans to ban their multimillion-pound bonuses until the situation improves.
  • During an interview, Mr. Reed stated his goal is to clean up water by holding bosses accountable for severe illegal dumping.
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The IndependentThe Independent

Water bosses responsible for repeated sewage dumping could face criminal charges

Environment Secretary Steve Reed said he will introduce legislation that will ‘give regulators more teeth’ when it comes to water bosses.

·London, United Kingdom
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The SunThe Sun

Water firm bosses slammed after sewage spills hit five-year high

WATER bosses were blasted last night after sewage spills hit a five-year high. A damning report by the Environment Agency identified a total of 2,174 pollution incidents — 1,902 of them involving sewage. PAWater firms have been blasted after sewage spills hit a five-year high[/caption] AlamyThames Water was one of the four firms responsible for 90 per cent of 47 ‘serious incidents’ in the last five years[/caption] There were 47 “serious incident…

·United Kingdom
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Manchester Evening NewsManchester Evening News

Water bosses responsible for repeated sewage dumping could face criminal charges

Environment Secretary Steve Reed said he will introduce legislation that will ‘give regulators more teeth’ when it comes to water bosses

·Manchester, United Kingdom
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Shropshire StarShropshire Star

Water bosses responsible for repeated sewage dumping could face criminal charges

Water bosses will face criminal charges and be stripped of their bonuses for repeated illegal sewage dumping under tightened-up regulations, Environment Secretary Steve Reed has said.

·Ketley, United Kingdom
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Evening StandardEvening Standard

Water bosses responsible for repeated sewage dumping could face criminal charges

Environment Secretary Steve Reed said he will introduce legislation that will ‘give regulators more teeth’ when it comes to water bosses.

·London, United Kingdom
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The Epoch TimesThe Epoch Times

Minister: Water Bosses Responsible for Repeated Sewage Dumping to Face Criminal Charges, Bonus Ban

Water bosses who are responsible for repeated illegal sewage dumping will lose their bonuses and face criminal charges, the environment secretary has said. Steve Reed said he’s introducing new laws to Parliament that will give the regulators “more teeth.” “Water bosses responsible for repeated illegal sewage dumping will face criminal charges, and I’ll ban the payment of their multi-million-pound bonuses until they clean up their toxic filth,” t…

·New York, United States
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