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@holland_tom Et tu

@timfarron @petewylie @CulpaFeliks That’s a shame, Pete Wylie might have appreciated meeting some real cops chatting with them and learning the story of the blues.

@SteveReedMP You haven’t”begun the work” you’ve just talked about it, let’s see some action , let’s see some CEOs in jail let’s see some massive fines and some lower prices, I want no more talk we want ACTION

🚨 Breaking News 🚨 Save Windermere has once again been involved in exposing United Utilities exploitation of Windermere. Today the BBC reported that in the last 3 years, United Utilities has ILLEGALLY dumped 143,000,000 litres of untreated sewage directly into Windermere from just one of their sites — that’s thethe equivalent of 23 million toilet flushes, 1,600 double-decker buses, or enough to fill Big Ben 30 times! 💩 According to the BBC, United Utilities claims they reported these incidents at Glebe Road Pumping Station as soon as they were aware, which suggests they simply didn’t know about the instances of illegality from 2021 to September 2023, despite it being their statutory obligation to show permit compliance. The BBC estimates an additional 24 incidents that weren’t reported at the time could have cost the company £2.5 million through lower rewards or greater penalties. You might be thinking, where’s the Environment Agency? Isn’t this their job? Well, once again, they’ve turned a blind eye. They’ve failed to ask for the data, failed to hold United Utilities accountable and failed to protect Windermere from this predatory behaviour. We need your help to stop this 🫵 👊 Tag @Keir_Starmer 
👊 Email Keir Starmer
👊 Share the video with the hashtag #savewindermere Let’s try and get this trending. Keir Starmer has often spoken about his love for the Lake District. Now it’s time for him to put his money where his mouth is and end sewage pollution in Windermere once and for all. Windermere is a symbol of our cultural heritage, a key driver of the local and national economy, and a sanctuary for rare and protected wildlife. This is a national and international disgrace, one of the country’s greatest natural treasures is being exploited by the multi-billion pound private water company. It’s time for Westminster to act. @Keir_Starmer , it’s time to stop the sewage to Save Windermere. Read the full blog to see how we uncovered this shocking story 👉 savewindermere.com/news/grps-ille… BBC article 👉 bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… @Feargal_Sharkey @timfarron @GreenJennyJones @ChrisGPackham @RobGMacfarlane @CraigBennett3 @jimmycarr @joelycett @WindrushWasp @MarinaPurkiss @carolvorders @campbellclaret @CarolineLucas @GaryLineker @sascampaigns @GeorgeMonbiot @ByDonkeys @HugoSAS @paulpowlesland @ThisisDavina @RoryStewartUK @BearGrylls @simon_reeve @WarwickADavis @alextomo

@JaneyGodley Sending love

@rorysutherland “Especially for grown ups” or “Suitable for children aged 30 to 85”

Did you have a terrific birding trip to Iceland in May, but then lose your SD card with your 3,700 bird photos in Norfolk? I have it!

@LoveGrowingVeg All I can do is send love, so sorry for your loss

You may have seen us on @BBCNWT last night talking about the announcement from United Utilities regarding their ‘proposed’ further investment to protect Windermere – but is it all that it seems? What's clear is that it's a big success for Save Windermere. Despite years of being told that it's 'all under control' and that UU has already done its ‘fair share' to protect the lake, it now transpires that even UU thinks a £190M investment is required (the largest ever proposed for our lake) to improve conditions in Windermere. Full blog: savewindermere.com/news/uu-2024-i… This is a direct result of our campaigning and your support – no thanks to the organisations that have and continue to sit side by side with the polluter. I’m sure they’re hoping this announcement takes our attention away from the rampant illegality, the exploitation of our lake, the irreparable damage that they have done, the dividend returns to their shareholders and the actual solution for Windermere which can only be the complete removal of sewage. This is a win for Windermere, but we won’t stop yet. This proposal is just history repeating itself. A misguided focus on reduction, with UU likely claiming it as a success, before realising it’s not enough. It’s time to end this cycle. It’s time for a final solution to protect our lake. We implore everyone reading to join Save Windermere’s fight to end sewage pollution once and for all so our lake can never be exploited again.

@BrexitPirates Haha, but I wouldn’t count on it until someone’s checked his underwear 🩲

Maybe we should run this as a 3 minute TV ad. Wadda da ya think?

@NadineDorries x.com/NicholasPegg/s…

The Lake District National Park Authority (LDNPA) has stood by while our lake is continually put at risk. We are calling on the LDNPA to finally take a stand and to take action to protect our lake. savewindermere.com/news/pearsall-… As the planning authority, the LDNPA is responsible for the sustainable development of the National Park, but one development currently being proposed has some serious red flags. Whilst we have NO objection to Pearsall House being converted into a hotel, we firmly believe that the LDNPA must reject the proposal based on the fact that United Utilities’ current sewage network and their proposed solution to manage the increased demands on their infrastructure are completely inadequate and will likely increase the risk of raw sewage spilling into Windermere. The site in question, Ferry House Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTW), currently operates as a cesspit, with tankers driven to the site to empty it several times a week. Recent evidence shows that it has already overflowed, leading to sewage entering the lake. United Utilities is proposing to increase tankering from the site to manage the substantial increase in sewage from the proposed development. Over a decade ago, UU themselves stated that tankering sewage to Ambleside WwTW is “not a long-term solution.” Yet now, they are proposing it again. On top of this, there is clear evidence of illegal spills and overcapacity issues at Ambleside itself demonstrated by Professor Peter Hammond at @WindrushWasp , and now they want to dump even more responsibility on a system that's already failing. The current site does not have the capacity, UU’s proposals are grossly inadequate, and the solution is very straightforward: convert the site into a proper pumping station. To date, the LDNPA has remained silent while United Utilities, a £7 billion company, exploits our natural resources. Not only have they watched at there has been clear exploitation of our freshwater, but they have also taken funding directly from the polluter, with UU contributing £30,000 to just one of their projects. We believe it is entirely unacceptable for the LDNPA to accept this money, given the extent of sewage dumping in the National Park. We demand that the LDNPA reject this proposal and finally take action to protect Windermere’s Windermere’s water quality and the health of the local environment. Our lake deserves better. You can help us on the link below ⬇️ savewindermere.com/news/pearsall-…

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@BigBearF1 Hanger not included

If you haven't seen it yet here is the 15 second version of the campaign video. Share it far and wide. #floodthestreets turn your outrage into action. Join us, Sat 26th Oct, Parliament Square. marchforcleanwater.org @MarchforWater

If you haven't seen it yet here is the 30 second version of the campaign video. Share it far and wide. #floodthestreets turn your outrage into action. Join us, Sat 26th Oct, Parliament Square. marchforcleanwater.org @MarchforWater

Are @SteveReedMP and @UKLabour just the Conservatives in disguise when it comes to genuinely reforming the sewage crisis? Tinkering around the edges won’t create the systemic reform necessary to save our lakes, rivers, and seas. Shareholders aren’t contributing, regulators are not fit for purpose, and Labour is looking the other way. There are two clear actions that need to be taken, but it seems @UKLabour is at risk of being captured by the water industry. @Feargal_Sharkey @WindrushWasp @timfarron @GreenJennyJones @ChrisGPackham

Helena Horton @horton_official

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Activists warn of ‘extreme anger’ if ministers fail to reform water regulator theguardian.com/environment/ar…

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@WriterHannahBT 2 just flew over us - so happy as not ready for their disappearance yet!

@elonmusk You could have been BatMan but instead you chose this!

@timfarron Also, of course, you might end up missing out on compensation owed to you if you bought a diesel Peugeot between 1964 and 1964 and a half.