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So are we. As crooked water companies continue to put profit before people and planet, our water quality report revealed some of the stories that prove action is needed NOW. SUPPORT US AS A MEMBER [[link removed]]

Our water shouldn't be making us sick. It's that simple.

🔴 Sam was hospitalised for four days with kidney and liver disease. He caught Weil's disease after swimming in sewage in the River Trent.

🔴 Julia had a bacterial infection and a kidney infection after swimming at Shoreham Beach. Her doctors told her it was likely she caught it from contaminated water.

🔴Natasha became sick after swimming at Saltford, on the River Avon. It was her 14th birthday.

Of more than 720 sickness reports we received this year, 400 were from bathing water locations classed as 'excellent'. Find more stories in our report [[link removed]].

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Our latest Water Quality Report [[link removed]] showed that companies are dumping raw sewage in our rivers and the ocean when it hasn't even rained.

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No-one should be getting sick in the water.

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Read more on the shocking potential illegal sewage discharges in our latest exposé of the unacceptable behavior of water companies. Link to our 2022 Water Quality Report here [[link removed]].

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Surfers Against Sewage

Wheal Kitty Workshops, St Agnes, Cornwall, TR5 0RD

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Surfers Against Sewage is a national marine conservation and campaigning charity that inspires, unites and empowers communities to take action to protect oceans, beaches, waves and wildlife.

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