by Seth Johnson-Marshall | Jun 22, 2026 | News
Getting To Grips With Chemical Pollution Before we can even begin to resolve Wales’s chemical pollution problem, we first need to understand the scale of it Monday 22nd June, 2026 The range of chemicals used every day for personal, domestic, industrial and...
by Seth Johnson-Marshall | Jun 15, 2026 | News
For Healthy Welsh Rivers, We Must Face Up To Impacts From All Sectors So far, the new Senedd has showed continuation of a tendency to focus disproportionally on the water industry Monday 15th June, 2026 In the first Plenary of the new Senedd earlier this month, a...
by Seth Johnson-Marshall | Jun 1, 2026 | News, News
Using Nature To Solve River Issues If Wales’s rivers, communities, industry and farmers are to become more resilient, working with nature needs to become the norm, not the exception Monday 1st June, 2026 One of Plaid Cymru’s manifesto pledges was to make more...
by Seth Johnson-Marshall | May 20, 2026 | News
Clean Water Bill Not Enough For Welsh Rivers The Bill is another piece of legislation being made in England with sections that are inappropriate for Wales Wednesday 20th May, 2026 Last week, the Westminster Government’s Clean Water Bill was announced in the King’s...
by Seth Johnson-Marshall | May 14, 2026 | News, Uncategorized
Improving Welsh rivers requires monumental change and strong governance. Unfortunately, this week’s Cabinet announcements set no such clear leadership. Plaid Cymru have recognised the need for nature-based solutions to play a key role in river management,...
by Seth Johnson-Marshall | Apr 21, 2026 | News, Uncategorized
Despite 2025 being a relatively dry year in Wales, sewer overflows were still operating for over 790,000 hours across Welsh Water’s operating area last year. While this represents a 14% decrease in operation compared to 2024 (922,700 hours), the number far...
