Thousands marched in central London on Sunday for the March for Clean Water, urging the government to enforce stricter laws against water pollution. Participants from across the UK gathered to call for improvements to infrastructure among polluting industries and to address alarming statistics indicating a spike in sewage spills over the past year. Environmental Secretary Steve Reed expressed understanding of public anger and highlighted the need for a comprehensive review of the water sector. The rally, organized by 140 groups, emphasized the urgent demand for clean waterways to protect both public health and wildlife.