Amid a Water Crisis, England Asks: Who Should Be in Charge?
Briefly

The River Thames, once a source of pride for Henley residents, has become alarmingly polluted, with sewage fungus and waste affecting both the water and the environment.
Laura Reineke, a Henley resident, highlights the severe pollution in the Thames, mentioning sightings of sanitary products and colostomy bags in the water, representing a worrying trend.
Data shows that illnesses from swimming in the Thames are rising sharply, with reported cases nearly tripling in the last year, underscoring the urgent need for action.
The privatized water companies in England and Wales face growing public dissatisfaction due to rising bills and pollution issues, suggesting a crisis of accountability in water management.
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