Dŵr Cymru discharged sewage into rivers, lakes, and coastal waters for over 968,340 hours last year, a figure that is sadly likely to be an undercount due to poor monitoring.

Welsh Labour has remained asleep at the wheel—using Dŵr Cymru’s status as an arm’s-length body as an excuse to avoid proper regulation and accountability.

Our rivers and seas are vital to our wildlife, our culture, and our economy—particularly tourism—and they deserve far better stewardship.

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