From Team SAS, Surfers Against Sewage <[email protected]>
Subject "Sorry" isn't good enough.
Date May 19, 2023 9:30 AM
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John

The grovelling has begun. Water companies are "sorry" that the water industry is so terrible. "More should have been done", says Water UK.

Do we buy it? No. This new promise of £10 billion sounds great, but it's coming from taxpayer money – while shareholder wallets keep getting fatter.

Sorry isn't good enough [[link removed]]. It doesn't make up for decades of sewerage mismanagement. Or the fact that they're still siphoning off tens of millions to shareholders and CEOs. This new plan just means you will foot the bill, again. And we won't stand for it.

WILL YOU BECOME AN SAS MEMBER AND JOIN THE FIGHT? [[link removed]]

There is one win to celebrate. Today's news shows that our community activism is working – and water companies are on the back foot. But we can't let up now.

For as little as a cup of coffee a month, you can hold water companies to account as a member. You can fuel our campaigns and protests. You can help us force water companies to clean up their act.

Will you join us as a member today? CLICK HERE TO BECOME AN SAS MEMBER. [[link removed]]

BBC: " Water bills set to rise to pay for £10bn upgrade [[link removed]]"

Guardian: " Pledges and apologies will not be enough to clear UK waters of raw sewage [[link removed]]"

The Independent: " Water firms ‘sorry’ for 824 daily sewage spills in 2022 [[link removed]]"

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