Southern Water customers protest outside company's headquarters

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A group of Southern Water customers have demonstrated outside the company's headquarters in Worthing calling for an end to the privatisation of the industry.

It comes after the company was fined £126 million for serious failings in the way it managed sewage treatment plants.

The protest is part of a national day of action by campaign group We Own It.

It claims bringing England's water companies into public ownership would save £2.3 billion every year.

Southern Water refused to comment on the protest.

The company now faces criminal prosecution for trying to cover up equipment failures that led to waste water polluting the environment.