Just read in the Standard that upto 1.4 million tons of raw
sewage had to be deliberately pumped into the River Thames.
The areas most affectived were Greenwich and Stratford,when
will they ever learn.
Last time (2004) thousands of fish perished due to the same
thing now its happened again,but the EA say they are monitoring the situation.
It seems every time it seems to be getting back to its best Thames Water throw a spanner in the works,well a bit more,
well infact a lot more,when will they learn the devistation
to not just the fish,but wild life in general,not to mention
the people that work on the river and the anglers that
fish the tidal stretches.
Whats every ones opinion on Thames Water,and the EA for
alowing this to happen time after time.
Bob.
sewage had to be deliberately pumped into the River Thames.
The areas most affectived were Greenwich and Stratford,when
will they ever learn.
Last time (2004) thousands of fish perished due to the same
thing now its happened again,but the EA say they are monitoring the situation.
It seems every time it seems to be getting back to its best Thames Water throw a spanner in the works,well a bit more,
well infact a lot more,when will they learn the devistation
to not just the fish,but wild life in general,not to mention
the people that work on the river and the anglers that
fish the tidal stretches.
Whats every ones opinion on Thames Water,and the EA for
alowing this to happen time after time.
Bob.
