@xmanyacoo@TfL Yes, this is a headache! The digital displays at bus stops still shows w11 due, but it isn't! Can't someone alter these displays?!? It's also really tricky to find out where you can pick it up! So unhelpful@tfl !!!!! 🤯😤😩
@TfL Can you please try and train bus drivers to be a bit more helpful and pleasant. London's bus drivers must be the grumpiest and least helpful in the country!!
@itsmechase@RobertMSterling The backlash is coming! I've been waiting for this!!! Maybe we can have actual shops too so I don't have to order two sizes of the same thing to find out which one fits me!!!!!
@edtheduck_2@Channel4News Well yes, and now they're planning to create more riverside parks where we're encouraged to dip our toes in the Thames. Seriously?!???
@DrRebeccaTidy This is shocking, I haven't seen this footage before. Good to see that justice might finally be served. And that female officer doing nothing to help the poor child.
@BriggsCampaign@MPIainDS I was knocked down by a rogue cyclist in a pedestrianised street last year, and had a near miss with another bombing through traffic lights from behind a bus. Cyclists cut up pedestrians all the time and I'd say at least 70% ignore traffic lights. Just saying.
@Zoompad @theoddmachinist @RoyalOperaHouse Me too. I'm not well off but can afford some treats and ballet/dance is one of them. I get the cheap tickets in the top circle but it's worth it. ❤️🩰
Over 27,700 hours of untreated sewage has officially found its way into Windermere since 2020. Today marks the annual release of United Utilities EDM data by the Environment Agency, which shows that in 2023, 8787 hours of untreated sewage made its way into Windermere. That equates to 366 days of last year.
The results are shocking. 4,014,964 hours on 477,927 occasions dumping sewage into England's rivers, an all time record. The staggering 2023 EDM data reflects the water industry’s prioritisation of profit over environmental protection even here in the Lake District National Park and UNESCO World Heritage site.
This is not about the weather. It is a result of deliberate commercial decisions to not invest in infrastructure to maximise dividend returns. As a result, millions upon millions of liters of untreated sewage have entered a lake that retains much of what is dumped into it. The @financialtimes reported that nationally, 79.4% of spilling is due to lack of capacity.
What is just as shocking is that the EA has permitted this, despite the 1991 Urban Wastewater Directive stating that storm spilling is only allowed to occur in exceptional circumstances. Currently, in the catchment, the EA is permitting spilling after just 0.25mm [1/4 of a mm] of rain.
United Utilities’ next round of investment in Windermere is totally inadequate to protect our lake. The EA is failing in its duty to hold United Utilities accountable, and this is the result.
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The video is from Near Sawrey WwTW discharging directly into a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
@Feargal_Sharkey@Jamie_Woodward_@WindrushWasp@ChrisGPackham@campbellclaret@timfarron
And here they are 👇 the men and woman responsible for dumping 14,027,654 hours worth of sewage into the environment over the last 5 years and helping pollute every single river in the country.
Ladies and gentlemen I give you the board of @Ofwat.
"In the name of God, go".
United Utilities has turned on jacuzzi mode for Easter Sunday in the #lakedistrict !
The EA is permitting up to 1.1 million litres a day and up to 13 litres a second to come out of this pipe. Langdale WWTW, where the pipe originates, has no UV disinfectant, so this likely contains a whole host of bacteria, viruses, parasites, etc., that you don’t want to be ingesting if you’re swimming in the river.
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