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Good news for wild swimmers as bathing water quality improves

Good news for wild swimmers as bathing water quality improves 25 November 2025 Share Save Mark Poynting , Climate and science reporter and Jonah Fisher , Environment correspondent Share Save …...

By BBC on December 04, 2025
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The Environment Agency (EA) monitors levels of bacteria at bathing water sites in rivers, lakes and the sea across England between May and September each year by taking thousands of samples.

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Reasoning Score: 0.85
Truth Score: 0.90
Confidence: 0.85
Logic Quality: Strong
Reasoning Types:
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Good news for wild swimmers as bathing water …
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Out of the 449 sites regularly tested this …
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That is better than the 92% of 2024.
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Overall, 32 sites were rated "poor" - down …
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The government said its reforms to bathing water …
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Water Minister Emma Hardy said: "These changes sit …
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" A spokesperson for industry body Water UK …
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The Environment Agency (EA) monitors levels of bacteria …
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Levels of bacteria are affected by pollution from …
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The summer of 2025 was particularly dry.
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All else being equal, that should lead to …
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The latest figures cover a four-year period from …
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They show a rise in the percentage of …
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The percentage of sites rated "poor" – failing …
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But that is still the second highest figure …
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Alan Lovell, chair of the EA, said: "Bathing …
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"But we know there is more to do, …
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More bathing sites have been added in recent …
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Bathing sites in rivers performed much worse than …
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Of the 14 river sites, only two met …
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Many of these rivers were only added to …
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The EA says part of the reason that …
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Rivers are often closer to pollution sources too.
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James Wallace, chief executive of River Action UK, …
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"Despite being our most protected river sites, the …
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