Lib Dem leader Ed Davey's latest campaign stunt ends with a splash in the water
- Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey fell into the water during an agility course campaign stunt.
- The incident occurred while championing the party's plans for a new clean water authority.
- This is not the first time Ed Davey has taken a plunge during a campaign event.
Sir Ed Davey, the Liberal Democrat leader, engaged in a series of daring stunts during his aqua-based election campaign trail to promote a new Clean Water Authority. He fell into water multiple times while completing an agility course and championing his plans to replace Ofwat as the regulator of private water companies. These stunts included paddle boarding, sliding down a Slip n Slide, and spinning in a teacup ride at Thorpe Park. Sir Ed highlighted the "sewage scandal" caused by water companies pumping sewage into rivers and lakes, emphasizing the need for better regulation. His campaign also featured visits to various locations, such as Willow Forest School and Thorpe Park, to connect with voters and promote the party's manifesto. The Liberal Democrats aim to make gains in the upcoming general election by focusing on issues like health, social care, and environmental protection. Sir Ed's unconventional campaign tactics, including participating in photo-ops and engaging in playful activities, have garnered attention and support for the party's policies.