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Plumbers accidentally interconnect separate pipes, causing sewage to flow out into rivers.
The pollution can increase the concentrations of E. coli bacteria (as recently identified to be up to x10 higher than the safe amounts in the River Thames ) Last year was named the 6th wettest year by the Met Office since records began in 1836 .
Thames Water is creeping towards bursting, renewing fresh discussions in regards to the future of our current model of water utilitisation.
The state-owned model will have better transparency and independent, high-level scrutiny.
Nationalisation is thought to be in the best interest of consumers lower bills in the long-term.
But there is the risk of politicising water bill costs rather than being reflective of industry needs.
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