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WildFish challenge Gov, your sewage reduction plan is illegal, withdraw it or we'll see you in court.
@WildFishCons leading from the places where others fear to tread.
Bravo! 👏👏👏
WildFish Issues legal challenge to Government's sewage plan
ow.ly/Pmbu50KvFLk
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On Tuesday, 30 August, at 7pm, Daniel Fulton of Fews Lane Consortium will give a talk at All Saints' Church in Longstanton presenting new evidence outlining the role of our public authorities in facilitating the Northstowe groundwater collapse.
Please join us.
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Sussex: High Court overturns planning inspector's permission for 475 homes on unallocated greenfield site The ruling should give councils more confidence to defend protected landscapes
bit.ly/3T6flPu
Brook or bog?
Dry- West Brook a spring fed chalk stream a feeder for the River Rhee, a tributary of the Cam. @Feargal_Sharkey @pippaheylings @WaterREast
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This was the @EnvAgency’s position on the development of Northstowe new town in August 2020.
You have to wonder exactly what has happened since then to change their minds.

ALT Screenshot of ENDS Report, displaying the following text: "ENDS Report Controversial new town could damage chalk streams, warns EA The Environment Agency (EA) has warned that proposals to build 4,000 homes as part of the controversial Oxford-Cambridge development arc could 'increase the pressure on a system that is already failing environmental targets'. by Conor McGlone"
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LISTEN: why I am taking the Govt to court👉soundcloud.com/user-47105052…
👉#ClimateEmergency (biggest drought ever in Europe)
👉carbon NOT assessed properly in road schemes
👉road safety made worse by traffic expansion
Support my case crowdjustice.com/case/stop-r…
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Coton may not be as pretty as some of the better known surrounding villages but it certainly done not deserve to have @GreaterCambs @SCLibDems C2C busway ploughed through it. Coton is supportive of better public transport but please use existing infrastructure.#ClimateEmergency
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Fews Lane Consortium is asking @SouthCambs to agree to mediation to resolve ongoing disputes about the groundwater collapse affecting Longstanton.
If you support this approach, please sign our petition.
chng.it/7fjfK7Cz9T
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Happening all over the country and probably the world. Greenwashing at its worse? Better a 100 that thrive than a 1,000 that die. There are good groups out there like Tiny Forests and Avon Needs Trees that provide after care, but they seem to be in the minority when looking.
Rather than pushing for decarbonisation, my council @WestNorfolkBC planted 6000 trees - in May🤦
This week I checked 150 of them - 90% were dead. Of those, 15% weren't even properly planted in the ground.
What a shocking waste of effort and money!
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The Cam at Hauxton just outside Cambridge - looking well down. Thanks Rob for sharing .
Replying to @markrwilliamson
I'd say worse than extremely low' judging by the back weir at Hauxton on the Cam. There's still a little flow coming from the front of the mill. You can bet that even the last Miller would never have thought it would get this bad. How can we conserve the water when it's all gone?
AONB designation isn't worth much these days?
“Beautiful Welsh nature reserve to be relocated to “toxic waste dump" to make way for new holiday park. English construction co Land & Lakes has secured planning permission from the council to build 500 holiday chalets at Penrhos Coastal Park nr Holyhead” walesonline.co.uk/news/wales…
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To avoid upper Cam reaching all time low, flow is augmented from an aquifer borehole! STW outflow is most of what’s in the river but is so heavily laced with Phosphate that it is killing the natural ecology of the river. @Feargal_Sharkey @AquiferChalk
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"The first proposals for the emerging Greater Cambridge Local Plan explicitly set out that the plans are entirely dependent on water supply being available without unacceptable environmental harm.” But current development is causing unacceptable harm!
cambridgeindependent.co.uk/n…
Doubling the (natural) water supply?
Replying to @ACarpenDigital @GreenJennyJones @DanielZeichner @AnglianWater @camcitco @CambsCC @johnbirdswords @HannahCCopley
Wonder what Camb MP will say about National Drought Group? Many of his constituents have watched aghast as massive developments keep getting approved for this water stressed region & UK’s driest city. Spun as “doubling nature”. Who are they kidding!
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Oh dear @Danielzeichner Not a good look for any politician. And no wonder you didn't accept my invitation to join campaigners trying to save the River Cam and surrounding special places from development and abuse from @AnglianWater and @camcitco
Replying to @greenarteries @MonicaHone @SaveHoneyHill1 @no_expressway @FewsLane @markrwilliamson @CambsOpenMedia @CambridgeNewsUK @CambridgeIndy @camcitco
Camb MP Daniel Zeichner & Anglian Water’s Director of Strategy Alex Plant at the launch of Cambridge Ahead’s “New Era Cambridge Economics”. The APPG for the East of England receives help from Anglian Water. The water company is on Camb Ahead’s board & chairs the group’s policy.
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Drought fears after England suffers driest spell since 1976
thetimes.co.uk/article/24016…
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It is widely known that CB City & SCambs are in a high water stress area. The UK is heading for drought orders. Plans to pipe water from elsewhere may not be possible to meet the needs of agreed & proposed growth. Time for a rethink? @cam_friends @CPRECambs – at Langton Matravers, England
Minette Batters @NFUtweets “Water security & food security are inextricably linked & food security is incredibly important. We can’t see growers not having a viable crop.” UK facing drought in Aug following extreme heat via @horton_official theguardian.com/environment/…





























