ABOUT THIS EPISODE
'Dirty Business' is a Channel 4 docudrama, released a few weeks ago, that focuses on England's water companies and sewage spills.
The docudrama reported on real life dramas that have surrounded the water industry over the last five years.
Environment harm, sewage spills, pollutions, and customerscommunities saying that these are no longer acceptable.
Lizzie Frost and host Niki discuss their reactions, and reflect on the programme.
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Presented & Produced by Niki Roach
Executive Producer Andy Taylor - Bwlb Limited
With thanks to Alastair Chisholm
Honorary Executive Producer Jane Boland
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