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All rivers 'likely to miss out on bathing status' under reforms
The Guardian
|March 12, 2025
No river is likely to be granted the protections of bathing water status under the government's reforms to the system, campaigners have warned.
River activists have reacted with fury as details of reforms to the bathing water regulations were revealed.
In an unexpected move, ministers are imposing a feasibility test on any waterway where a community is seeking a bathing water designation. If water bodies are deemed too polluted to improve to at least "sufficient" water quality, they will not be given a designation.
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