River Lugg, Herefordshire

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quattro

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scotland
They can, they will blame it on farmers or global warming.
then that should b more of a reason to be doing maintenance
funny how thousands of acres are disappearing while there’s thousands of extra houses being built plus all the associated roads/ind estates
 
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onthehoof

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Rather appropriate as the great man was buried this week, unfortunately as more of the people with knowledge pass on their places are taken by clueless wonders

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melted welly

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DD9.
On the contrary. It's fascinating to see so many misguided opinions :LOL:
Enjoy it while you can.

There will come a point in the near future where the chickens come home to roost for you and the rest of the smug, ignorant, opinionated urban-based cockwombles whose ill-informed nimby interference in matters they know little of undermines the basic building blocks of our country.
 

hootbe

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Enjoy it while you can.

There will come a point in the near future where the chickens come home to roost for you and the rest of the smug, ignorant, opinionated urban-based cockwombles whose ill-informed nimby interference in matters they know little of undermines the basic building blocks of our country.
Now now... be nice 😊
 

Chris123

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Shropshire
River Lugg court case just been on Midlands today. Sentencing at a later date, but likely too include remedial work.
Remedial work? back a lorry load of silt up to the bridge and tip it over the side and partially block it up and dump a load of drift wood into the river along the stretch the work has been done with a jcb should get it back somewhere near how it was
 

solo

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worcestershire
Remedial work? back a lorry load of silt up to the bridge and tip it over the side and partially block it up and dump a load of drift wood into the river along the stretch the work has been done with a jcb should get it back somewhere near how it was
I would guess it will involve improving the salmon spawning ground, as that was mentioned. What that entails I have no idea. Pretty sure it won’t be dumping a trailer load of stone in the river bed.:oops:
 

serf

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warwickshire
Remedial work? back a lorry load of silt up to the bridge and tip it over the side and partially block it up and dump a load of drift wood into the river along the stretch the work has been done with a jcb should get it back somewhere near how it was
You forgot drop a few load of raw sewage over with it ....
 

onthehoof

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It seems the EA have ‘form’ on these situations


Charges then dropped.....



....in favour of more serious (costly ££££££££) allegations




Seems they like going for the ‘big fish’ ££££££££
 
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quote: “Red Tractor has confirmed it is dropping plans to launch its green farming assurance standard in April“

read the TFF thread here: https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/gfc-was-to-go-ahead-now-not-going-ahead.405234/
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