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England plans eight regional water councils

The UK government says the councils will help communities shape water and flood investment priorities.

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  • Local leaders, customers and businesses would set regional priorities on sewage, flooding, drought and water supplies.
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The government says the councils would give communities more influence over decisions affecting local water systems.

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