A Victorian plan to move water from Wales to London to help the South East with repeated droughts should be resurrected, union bosses have said.
London has this week officially entered a drought and the GMB union is proposing what it calls a “win-win plan”.
It is proposing that Thames Water takes water from United Utilities at Lake Vyrnwy in Powys and get it to the Thames, via the restoration of the Cotswold canals and Sapperton tunnel, MyLondon reports.