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What should have been a joyful family trip to the seaside ended in unimaginable tragedy when eight-year-old Heather Preen became desperately ill with E. coli and later died. Her mother, Julie Maughan, is now urging the Prime Minister to confront Britain’s sewage crisis, arguing that families should never have to question whether entering the sea could place their children in danger. Her message is painfully simple: clean water must be treated as a public-health necessity, not something sacrificed to protect company profits. The tragedy has given a deeply personal face to the growing anger surrounding sewage discharges into Britain’s rivers and coastal waters. Behind every warning notice and pollution statistic, Julie says, are ordinary families who trust that a day at the beach will end with happy memories rather than irreversible loss. Her campaign is not only about accountability for the past. It is a demand to prevent another parent from enduring the same devastating goodbye.

ahoho · 27/07/2026 · comments off
Mum of girl, 8, who died from E.coli in sea urges PM to ‘put public health before profit’ over sewage scandal EXCLUSIVE: Mum Julie Maughan – whose heart-wrenching family tragedy… Read more