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pouring into the supposedly protected harbour – and backing up into local houses too, at times.
How can any increase in housing be contemplated when the present privatised sewage and water supply systems are overwhelmed and underfunded?
The developers have been given license to rapaciously assault the environment by this government’s changes to planning law. And the protections once offered by the EU have gone too.
Ironically the people of this region, terribly concerned by these dangers, also voted to elect Conservative councils, a Conservative MP and for Brexit. That’s like trying to cure an illness by taking poison.
A lot is being said about recycling but it isn’t always made easy.
Like many of my friends, ladies of a certain age, I am not comfortable parking backwards into a narrow space. So to avoid the risk of being turned away, we don’t use the tip. Also, why is there not more information around? For instance, how many people know where to recycle plastic bottle tops or crisp packets, and why isn’t the textile collection service more widely advertised?
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