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.
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