| Andrew Chapman |
👍
1
Tue 24 Feb, 18:19 Relevant too is local (Eynsham) author C.M. Taylor's fictional exploration of these issues, featured in the Guardian a few days ago. The book is here (disclosure: I designed it). |
| Flora Gregory |
👍
2
Tue 24 Feb, 14:28 Thames Water does not 'serve' us, they serve the shareholders, eh...but if we are unhappy we can all do something. The first thing is to watch this series. We are lucky to have WASP as our neighbours, and that they see with such clarity (which as you say Anne, is tricky in the murkiness). |
| Anne Miller |
👍
4
Tue 24 Feb, 14:15 Compelling viewing for anyone who is served by Thames Water (which of course is all of us here in Charlbury and along the Evenlode valley), which may make it clearer why our bills are rising whilst our lovely River remains as murky as the organisations who are managing it. Dramatisation (as if that were needed) of the Windrush Against Sewage Pollution (WASP) campaign to get truth and honesty as well as effective pollution controls back into our water 'industry'. Started last night with 2 more episodes at 9pm tonight and tomorrow: catch up available for those who missed the first one. |
You must log in before you can post a reply.