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The rescue deal for Thames Water has collapsed. With no buyer, no plan, and sewage still flowing into our rivers, I’m calling for special administration now.

An exciting project to boost critically endangered glass eels in the River Kennet highlights just how special our chalk streams are – and why we must do more to protect them.

Pausing bonuses isn’t good enough. Our chalk streams, rivers, and residents deserve better.

Lee Dillon MP urges National Highways to act on toxic runoff from the M4 polluting Newbury’s chalk streams, calling for urgent drainage upgrades and ecosystem protection

Thames Water has been granted permission to take on an additional £3 billion in debt —on top of the £17 billion it already owes. That’s a...

January 2025 update from Lee Dillon, MP for Newbury

Newbury's cherished rivers, the Kennet and Lambourn, are under threat from sewage pollution.

Lee Dillon MP reflects on his first 100 days in office, tackling local issues like sewage, healthcare, & the cost-of-living crisis.