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Bill payers will be forced to pay for the clean up of the country’s waterways.
Average bills expected to rise by around 19 a year between 2025-2030 .
But officials insist every penny of cash raised will be invested into major infrastructure upgrades.
New plans being introduced will mean water firms that fail to spend money raised from customers on infrastructure upgrades will be refunded to bill payers.
Sewage spills will not damage high-priority areas including bathing spots and nature sites by 2030 .
Water companies who fail to meet this target will be prosecuted.
A “green duty” will be placed on Ofwat , which will force the regulator to place greater emphasis on the environment when making decisions over companies’ business plans.
100 clean bathing spots must be created in England by the end of the parliament.
Farmers must be funded to improve water quality, and face enforcement action if they damage the environment.
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