Thousands march for cleaner water and an end to 'poisoning' British waterways Sewage spills into England's rivers and seas by water companies more than doubled last year.

The March for Clean Water will see will see protesters will meet at the Albert Embankment on Sunday before a rally in Parliament Square.

March for Clean Water: Thousands expected to take part in London river pollution protest this weekend - Chris Packham, Bear Grylls, Carol Vorderman and Johnny Flynn are among those backing the ...

The Clean Water March was organised by 140 organisations and started at the Albert Embankment and ended with a rally in Parliament Square.

The River Irk was once renowned for the clarity of its water. The name denotes fresh, clean and pure in the ancient Brittonic language, previously spoken in northern England, while the Irk is also ...

This was a memorable line from Raman Nijjar, an amazing young campaigner for UK nature; her speech was one of the highlights of the March for Clean Water. Last Sunday on November 3rd, the March ...

Tomorrow, March 22, is World Water Day, an international celebration of water. As we reflect on the importance of water for our lives, we must confront this precarious moment for clean water. The most ...

Clean and safe water is essential for good health, but its availability depends on one critical factor sanitation. Poor sanitation not only contaminates water sources but also increases the cost ...

The water companies chose this instead of fixing their leaky pipes, investing in new sewage systems and reservoirs,” he said. To put water pollution firmly on the map, today – Sunday November 3 – ...

GMB has thrown its weight behind tomorrow’s March for Clean Water in London in protest against the pollution of Britain’s rivers, lakes and seas. The union represents around 15,000 workers from the ...

The March for Clean Water ended with a rally at Westminster. Southern Water says it has an ambitious investment plan for the next five years to protect the environment, and improve water supply.

Chris Packham, Bear Grylls, Carol Vorderman, Johnny Flynn and writer Robert Macfarlane are among celebrities who have thrown their weight behind the March for Clean Water, which will be held in ...