@griffitha@griffitha mis-read the audience on this one hey. Unfortunately for the conservatives integrity is rather high on everyone’s agenda of late; something the green candidates are acting with if nothing else.
South West Water are full of 💩
Stratospherically high levels of E. coli were found in the water samples we took at St Agnes last Thursday.
@SouthWestWater tried to deny responsibility. But the E-Coli levels of the four samples we took were between 35,000 and 230,000 CFU per 100ml of water. E-coli levels in coastal bathing waters must not exceed 500 CFU/100ml. 😱 😡 🤬
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Water companies created a water supply and sewage crisis through profiteering and now want to make captive billpayers fund the fix - aided by government keeping pollution profitable - time to end the scam, not aid it. @openDemocracy@Feargal_Sharkey
https://t.co/59nFTF9gsu
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So, I find myself 30ft in the air up a tree in Wellingborough- surrounded by police, security & tree surgeons- trying to prevent an illegal tree felling. How did I end up here? Here’s an outrageous story of nature destruction & collusion between authorities & private developer 🧵
Here is the updated @SouthernWater Beachbuoy website in operation.
A look at the Portsmouth area. All looks pretty good, right?
Certainly no sewage to be concerned about.
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“The privatised water industry sees the public as a cash cow to line the pockets of their shareholders while abusing our coastline and rivers with effluent they should have treated” @HugoSAS@guardian@RiverActionUK https://t.co/uaCvc2Nm5N
Just look what you've all done. Look! You've managed to kick up such a stink that even the @washingtonpost is writing about it, the @washingtonpost!
Huge achievement, huge. I salute you all. 👏👏👏
https://t.co/LJYOF79sj4
Stoked to make @guardian front page news talking sewage pollution & obscene industry profits/fat cat payments to water company executives. #SewageScandal@sascampaigns
“England’s summer of sewage.”
But it’s “complex and difficult to understand”. No it’s not @Ofwat try this, your regulation of the water industry has been a complete and utterly failure. How difficult or complex is that to understand?
https://t.co/B3qGlZ2jll
Apparent this is very complex and difficult to understand.
So here we go. It rains. Water companies dump sewage on to the nearest beach and or into the nearest river. That's it. The end. Got that?
Do let me know if you found any of it difficult or complex.