Liz Cotton
@lizcotton.bsky.social
After a rigorous 6-month inquiry, the Planning Inspectorate independently has concluded the sewage plant relocation is not justified. Their careful, evidence-based recommendation: refuse consent.
The Secretary of State, Steve Reed, does not agree.
The Secretary of State, Steve Reed, does not agree.
April 9, 2025 at 1:01 PM
After a rigorous 6-month inquiry, the Planning Inspectorate independently has concluded the sewage plant relocation is not justified. Their careful, evidence-based recommendation: refuse consent.
The Secretary of State, Steve Reed, does not agree.
The Secretary of State, Steve Reed, does not agree.
Reposted by Liz Cotton
Is this too late to reverse the Govt decision to move one of the few effective sewage plants run by Anglian Water to high quality green belt near Cambridge? Its only purpose, to clear brownfield for water-thirsty labs and AI on the pretext of housing. @mikescialom.bsky.social @lizcotton.bsky.social
Wildlife Trusts have stepped up their opposition to Labour's Planning & Infrastructure Bill which:
-rolls back existing site protections
-allows for impacts to be balanced off site
-will create geographic DEAD ZONES
www.wildlifetrusts.org/news/chariti...
-rolls back existing site protections
-allows for impacts to be balanced off site
-will create geographic DEAD ZONES
www.wildlifetrusts.org/news/chariti...
Charities challenge Ministers: fix the Planning Bill, or nature will pay the price | The Wildlife Trusts
In a joint letter, over 30 charity leaders issued a warning to Government calling for urgent repairs to the new planning reforms. The reforms fail to deliver the Government’s promise of a ‘win-win’ fo...
www.wildlifetrusts.org
April 9, 2025 at 9:18 AM
Is this too late to reverse the Govt decision to move one of the few effective sewage plants run by Anglian Water to high quality green belt near Cambridge? Its only purpose, to clear brownfield for water-thirsty labs and AI on the pretext of housing. @mikescialom.bsky.social @lizcotton.bsky.social
On 14 April, @SteveReedMP decides.
One last song—let’s make it loud! Join us to sing STEVE.
25 March, 6:30 PM
Horningsea Church
Just turn up!
We must not spend £277M moving working sewage plant to Honey Hill, risking chalk aquifer & nature reserve. It’s not in any local plan—this fight isn’t over!
One last song—let’s make it loud! Join us to sing STEVE.
25 March, 6:30 PM
Horningsea Church
Just turn up!
We must not spend £277M moving working sewage plant to Honey Hill, risking chalk aquifer & nature reserve. It’s not in any local plan—this fight isn’t over!
March 13, 2025 at 3:03 PM
On 14 April, @SteveReedMP decides.
One last song—let’s make it loud! Join us to sing STEVE.
25 March, 6:30 PM
Horningsea Church
Just turn up!
We must not spend £277M moving working sewage plant to Honey Hill, risking chalk aquifer & nature reserve. It’s not in any local plan—this fight isn’t over!
One last song—let’s make it loud! Join us to sing STEVE.
25 March, 6:30 PM
Horningsea Church
Just turn up!
We must not spend £277M moving working sewage plant to Honey Hill, risking chalk aquifer & nature reserve. It’s not in any local plan—this fight isn’t over!
February 2, 2025 at 10:57 AM