Our water is being mismanaged. Everyone knows it.

This has to stop, and that can only be done through systemic change.

That’s why Clive Lewis MP is introducing the “Water Bill” to Parliament.

This bill’s primary purpose is economic democracy. It’s about creating an open conversation in Parliament, which involves the public through a Citizens’ Assembly, about how our water is managed.

Water is a critical national resource. It is something on which all life and ecological health depends. It belongs to all of us. Water access and our water system are set to come under tremendous strain as the result of climate change.

The bill is the start of a national and democratic conversation about water, and how this integral part of our commons is managed in the 21st century, with all the democratic, climate and ecological challenges that lie ahead.

Over the next few months, we’ll be taking the debate to communities from Norwich to Norwood. We need your support, ideas and commitment for change to make this happen.

Add your name to join the conversation and change the way our water is managed once and for all.