It's really important that we breathe life back into our high streets, but also our pubs, which are vital community assets.

It flies in the face of basic fairness, and the British public are right to be furious.

The British public are right to be furious. We've banned bonuses for polluting water bosses and will be taking action to prevent bonuses by any other name.

It's outrageous that one of the worst-performing water companies is handing out bonuses and inflation-busting pay rises to its executives.

I would like to see us use different levers of the state and use the board to really boost the level of food production in the UK.

We’ve already banned £4million in bonuses for polluting water boss and will be taking action to prevent bonuses by any other any name.

These measures will inspire healthy choices at school and home, while showing food, farming, and the countryside as an exciting, rewarding career for the next generation.

When children understand where their food comes from, lifelong healthy habits are formed – and parents having more transparency over school meals means families are put back in the picture.

I am concerned that the long-term resilience of the water and wastewater systems may not be adequately protected.

I’m not convinced about the proposal’s request to reduce performance standards.

The unfair cost to customers; delays to vital infrastructure investments; and delays to environmental improvements.

Thames Water customers have been let down for far too long, with 15 years of underperformance, increasing serious pollution and customers left to pick up the bill.

I'm not convinced about the proposal's request to reduce performance standards and about the significant delay to vital infrastructure investments needed.

I do not want a scenario where Thames Water customers had to pick up the bill for the company's failures.

There is an expectation in the proposal for customers to fund and therefore bear an undue cost for investment in the company.

I do not believe that the current proposal goes far enough to protect customers and the environment.

I have three particular concerns … the unfair cost to customers, delays to vital infrastructure investments, and delays to environmental improvements.