A record of illegal sewerage spilling in Windermir last year

An analysis of the water company’s information by the campaigns suggests that the sewage illegally poured into the UK’s largest lake in a record of last year, an analysis of water company data by the campaigns.

The analysis that the BBC used, especially access to access, used the United Utilitis to see when the company pours drains into Windermer into Winderer, while according to the law, some of them should solve them.

Campaigns in Windroush against sewage pollution (WASP) and the rescue of Windermer have set 140 days of illegal spill in 2024, more than each of the previous three years.

United Utilitz told the BBC News that the Campaigns’ discoveries are “incorrect” and some of the data are “mistakes.

The company refused to set any specific examples of the wrong or leave despite repeated demands.

The organizers of the office and the environmental agency are both currently in the work of unity of services.

Last week, the Environment Agency reported that in 2024, 77 thousand 817 times poured 77 thousand 817 times, the highest number in all British water companies.

Many of the spillings were legal. All water companies are legally allowed to remove their raw sewers to stop the network, and this is now happening constantly during heavy rains.

However, almost all pumping and treatment stations are working under environmental permits that determine that they must provide a certain amount of sewage and rainwater or “forward” before it starts.

The campaigns referred to the United Utilitis data set when a capital was spilled against how much sewerage was treated at the time. Campaign analysis – shared and surveyed by the BBC – the days when illegally pouring out in each of the six sewerage facilities around the lake, which gathered in 2024 to 140 days. That’s more than every three years, as shown in the chart below.

The longest illegal flow of the analysis was identified for 10 days from the coping power plant, which flows into Windermer through the Bek hole.

Professor Peter Hammond, a retired Mathematician and academic of the Windroush group against sewage pollution, says: “This indicates that their work is not properly protected or not properly monitored.

Professor Hamond’s analysis of the information company information was mentioned by the organizers and was praised by the directors of the water company in parliament for conveying the problems to the light that they were not aware before.

The latest four-year analysis covers information about six places that flow the sewage into the Vendermir Lake.

Comparisons are impossible in a longer period of time because United United has only made a total data available since

Ofwats and the Environmental Agency have studied whether water companies have dealt with sewerage before they start sprinkling. The EA calls it a “great criminal research” while obligation has been “the greatest and most complex watt.

Last week, Yorksheir Wateror agreed to “implementation” £40 million after “serious failure” in how to manage the factory and its network.

Ofwat refused to comment on the Campaign’s findings because their investigation into the United States continues.

In response to concerns about United, environmental companies reviewed all its environmental licenses in the Windermir store last year, saying it directly led to the water company to invest in the region to £200 million.

“We are currently investigating suspicious contaminations on the Windermir and we cannot comment in detail until they have reached a conclusion,” an EA spokesman said.

“In places where we find environmental permit violations, we will take appropriate measures to take appropriate action to a criminal prosecution, including them.

United Services, which provide services to more than seven million people across northwestern England, owes more than 9 billion pounds. Louis Birdmore, CEO of the company in February, confirmed to the US parliament in February that he paid £1.4 million last year with a £420,000 reward.

“The methodology used by the campaigns is different from what the environmental agency uses to assess its commitment,” Water said in a statement.

“Above that, the wrong data have been used, tags and agreements in the data groups seem to have misunderstood, and assumings seem to be assumed whether the different types of influential criteria are set or not.

“The method fails to use other confirmation information from sites that prove that the spills did not happen. As a result, the numbers mentioned are incorrect.

The BBC News presented five examples of illegal spilling to United Utilitis, which the campaign analysis had been identified by the company’s information and asked for any evidence or explanation why they were not illegal. United United have repeatedly refused to do so in writing or in the camera.

“What we are seeing is a failure. We see that the priority of the return of divisions on protecting the long-term environment like Windermer,” Mattank says at Save Winderer.

“The money he pays, he has paid a service that has never been fully provided, and the illegality shows that everyone can see it.

Over the next five years, bills in United Services 32% increases above inflammation. On average, it would mean an upgrading £86th for the year starting in April.

Luis Birdmore said the increase would “secure the biggest investment in the infrastructure of polluted water and water in more than 100 years.

For Windermere, which means nine conharms of dirty water cleaning products, two of whom had entered the campaign analysis and reduced the number of spilling into the lake.