River Lugg, Herefordshire

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Scholsey

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Part of the stretch done, got a horrible feeling he may get made a example of, especially as its national news, just unfortunate to coincide with a slow news day perhaps.
 

Al R

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West Wales
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Part of the stretch done, got a horrible feeling he may get made a example of, especially as its national news, just unfortunate to coincide with a slow news day perhaps.
Can’t exactly say it looks a mess, looks blooming tidy! Quickly plant a wild flower mix and that might satisfy the nay sayers..
@lloyd I hope he has big gahooneys but good luck to the fella
 

steveR

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Can’t exactly say it looks a mess, looks blooming tidy! Quickly plant a wild flower mix and that might satisfy the nay sayers..
@lloyd I hope he has big gahooneys but good luck to the fella

3 years time it will look great. Mother Nature with a little bit of help, and it'll be grand.

It's like coppicing a hedge, looks brutal initally, then recovers quickly over a couple of years.
 
It's the fact that is an SSSI that makes it so gobsmackingly brazen!

We have a river SSSI so I do know there is a list of operations 2 pages long that are not permitted (even if they are on other rivers).


So why can HS2 go through mulitple SSSI's and flatten Grade 1 listed buildings ?

Looks to me as though the EA is all about control, they don't care about the environment otherwise they'd have stopped HS2 .. the same for River Authorities .. I even tried various "Wildlife" campaingers to help stop HS2 going through SSSI ..

No one was interested .. and I came to the conclusion that it's because their wage comes from the government.
 

serf

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warwickshire
It's on the start of this vid , the emotive language the autocue readers and other jobs worth use you would think someone had committed mass murder , looks close to the house at back so may be a private house with river frontage that has done it, a mile seems bit far for private house tho so we shall see ?

Midlands Today, Evening News: 04/12/2020: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000q2cg via @bbciplayer
 

JSmith

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Won’t recognise it come next August, total load of bollcks, they should stick to put nuts in a bird feeder, that’s about all they’re good for an shaking a feckin donation tin!! My old man who’s dead an gone an his generation did more for the countryside an natural habitat, off they’re own back, unpaid, than these rule makers could even comprehend!! The whole countryside is totally mismanaged since these clowns somehow got given power to dictate to the rest of us how they think their green an pleasant land should be run!! Most of them are just sad lonely bored wet feckers with not enough real problems in their life!! Viva le revolution!!!!!!
 

serf

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warwickshire
Won’t recognise it come next August, total load of bollcks, they should stick to put nuts in a bird feeder, that’s about all they’re good for an shaking a feckin donation tin!! My old man who’s dead an gone an his generation did more for the countryside an natural habitat, off they’re own back, unpaid, than these rule makers could even comprehend!! The whole countryside is totally mismanaged since these clowns somehow got given power to dictate to the rest of us how they think their green an pleasant land should be run!! Most of them are just sad lonely bored wet feckers with not enough real problems in their life!! Viva le revolution!!!!!!
Yep all of that . The lefty green lobby jobsworth cretins have got to much of a foot hold now tho, so will they will have to keep pushing us till your last three words come round so the balance can be settled !
 

Tubbylew

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Herefordshire
I'm not certain there's much to this story, "west mercia police are supporting the EA in their investigation", sounds suspisiously like "we can't find anthing to pin on him yet, but give us enough time and I'm sure we'll find something".
I'd be amazed if the rules weren't very carefully considered, given the apparant scale and sensitivity of the site.
 

renewablejohn

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lancs
Cannot see anything really wrong in the last two pictures. They have obviously stuck to just one river bank, therefore wildlife remains on the other bank, I doubt whether they would even be over the tree felling limits given that most of whats been taken out is brash.
 

Grandad Pig

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Essex
The only problem increasing water flow in any given stretch of riverbed is that you simply create a flooding problem further downstream. The only real answer is not to build/live in a floodplain. Or if it’s an older house, put up with a once in 50 year flood event as the price you pay for living in a beautiful place.

sssi are there to prevent damage to rare or important habitats. Ignoring them should carry a bigger fine or custodial sentence, but then the same should apply to all antisocial behaviour like fly tipping etc. No one should be above the law, that way lays anarchy.
 
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