Danny Dyer and Becky Hill join water industry protest
Summary
Actor Danny Dyer, his daughter Dani, and singer Becky Hill took part in a protest in Kent demanding that water companies be returned to public ownership. The protest focused on concerns about water pollution, sewage spills, and the quality of seawater.Key Facts
- The protest happened in Leysdown, Kent, led by Surfers Against Sewage with 315,000 people signing a petition.
- Protesters want water companies to be owned by the public, not private businesses.
- Danny Dyer said the water quality was very bad and dangerous.
- Becky Hill supported the protest to protect families and improve water cleanliness.
- Water UK and Southern Water said they are working to reduce sewage spills and improve wastewater treatment.
- Water UK plans to invest £104 billion over five years to reduce pollution and upgrade facilities.
- Southern Water has a £1.5 billion plan over 10 years to improve rivers and seas.
- The latest official water quality report rates Leysdown as "good" with no recent pollution incidents.
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