why would the EA allow this?!

[Rusty]

Signed and shared via my rather inactive Facebook account.

[Chris Plumb]

Word on the NAA forum - is that "The council have now "clarified" their position and the application has been refused" Fingers crossed the information is correct!

 

C.

[JV44]

Same thing on facebook Chris hope its correct

[Latimeria]

It's worth posting about this on the EA Facebook page, give them some grief (while staying polite). https://www.facebook.com/environmentagency

[Steve Walker]

That's good news. I wonder to what extent the EA's hands are tied, I can't imagine the fisheries guys would have been at all happy with the original decision.

Edited May 1, 2015 by Steve Walker

[Andy_1984]

It's worth posting about this on the EA Facebook page, give them some grief (while staying polite). https://www.facebook.com/environmentagency

 

Good luck with that, I notice theres only 1 comment about it on the page conveniently hidden away near the bottom. I gave my 2p worth anyway

[Latimeria]

The more people weigh in, the more their PR people will pass on the annoyance. Just keep posting the link http://www.newburytoday.co.uk/news/news/14390/-Victory-for-people-power-.html and they'll get the message.

[gozzer]

I'm not on face book, so it's the first time I've seen that site. My initial thought is that something like this will not get much coverage, because it seemed full of 'important' things like, 'otters and immigrants eating all our fish'.

Got to get your priorities right.

 

John.

[chesters1]

I'm not on face book, so it's the first time I've seen that site. My initial thought is that something like this will not get much coverage, because it seemed full of 'important' things like, 'otters and immigrants eating all our fish'.

Got to get your priorities right.

 

John.

Why cant the immigrants eat the otters or vice versa ,or train otters to only eat mink and crayfish and release them then?

Dont people eat geese anymore there bloody hundreds of canadian ones just walking about around here and getting more and more yearly

Edited May 1, 2015 by chesters1

[wotnobivvy]

It made the lunchtime edition of BBC South Today. Apparently it's only a short distance to the mains sewer for very little cost bearing in mind the millions spent on the development