Labour came to power promising to clean up England's rivers.
Now @SteveReedMP is burning taxpayer money taking river guardians @WildFishCons to court, because "cleaning up individual rivers devastated by pollution is administratively unworkable."
WTAF?
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/jan/14/ministers-to-appeal-against-river-pollution-ruling-won-by-yorkshire-anglers
Now @SteveReedMP is burning taxpayer money taking river guardians @WildFishCons to court, because "cleaning up individual rivers devastated by pollution is administratively unworkable."
WTAF?
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/jan/14/ministers-to-appeal-against-river-pollution-ruling-won-by-yorkshire-anglers
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That’s Starmer’s Labour
Whether they are enforced against doesn't define liability. Their discharge consents and the legislation under which they operate do.
Remedies under original action includes requiring a Govt to retake a decision - not changing it
*no, of course we fucking don’t