Save our Seas Deal and Walmer
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We want to improve the sea water quality in Deal and Walmer. Want to know more? Read and sign our petition https://www.change.org/p/clean-deal-walmer-coastal-waters 🌊🌊
Yeh, funny how Southern Water disagree.
January 13, 2026 at 9:03 PM
Yeh, funny how Southern Water disagree.
They are currently relaunching their rivers and seas watch platform. It’s in consultation. Another load of data will probably get ‘lost’.
January 8, 2026 at 6:50 AM
They are currently relaunching their rivers and seas watch platform. It’s in consultation. Another load of data will probably get ‘lost’.
They are great at not saying much at all… Look forward to their future attendance at Scrutiny Committee.
January 5, 2026 at 6:57 PM
They are great at not saying much at all… Look forward to their future attendance at Scrutiny Committee.
Making the CEO resign will make no difference. The only way to change this is to run water for people not profit!
December 14, 2025 at 7:06 PM
Making the CEO resign will make no difference. The only way to change this is to run water for people not profit!
There’s more but I’ve run out of steam…
Nationalise water to ensure proper investment in maintenance and repairs and none of that investment being handed over to third parties and foreign investors.
Water for people not profit.
Nationalise water to ensure proper investment in maintenance and repairs and none of that investment being handed over to third parties and foreign investors.
Water for people not profit.
December 8, 2025 at 9:04 PM
There’s more but I’ve run out of steam…
Nationalise water to ensure proper investment in maintenance and repairs and none of that investment being handed over to third parties and foreign investors.
Water for people not profit.
Nationalise water to ensure proper investment in maintenance and repairs and none of that investment being handed over to third parties and foreign investors.
Water for people not profit.
Cllr Parks asked how the
Golf Road 7th July reading of 9900 e.Coli was not caused by 6th July spill? SW said their modelling of coastal current, wind & volumes shows it didn’t.
Our question is what about releases at Elizabeth Street, Dover? (not recognised by EA) Did they cause the spike in e.Coli?
Golf Road 7th July reading of 9900 e.Coli was not caused by 6th July spill? SW said their modelling of coastal current, wind & volumes shows it didn’t.
Our question is what about releases at Elizabeth Street, Dover? (not recognised by EA) Did they cause the spike in e.Coli?
December 8, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Cllr Parks asked how the
Golf Road 7th July reading of 9900 e.Coli was not caused by 6th July spill? SW said their modelling of coastal current, wind & volumes shows it didn’t.
Our question is what about releases at Elizabeth Street, Dover? (not recognised by EA) Did they cause the spike in e.Coli?
Golf Road 7th July reading of 9900 e.Coli was not caused by 6th July spill? SW said their modelling of coastal current, wind & volumes shows it didn’t.
Our question is what about releases at Elizabeth Street, Dover? (not recognised by EA) Did they cause the spike in e.Coli?
The Environment Agency found an absence of human DNA in the testing the did around the 9900 e.Coli reading in July. So they have concluded urban run-off is to blame.
Cllr Pout asked if this is merely an assumption? EA response is yes due to lack of human, dog and ruminant DNA we assume urban run-off
Cllr Pout asked if this is merely an assumption? EA response is yes due to lack of human, dog and ruminant DNA we assume urban run-off
December 8, 2025 at 8:56 PM
The Environment Agency found an absence of human DNA in the testing the did around the 9900 e.Coli reading in July. So they have concluded urban run-off is to blame.
Cllr Pout asked if this is merely an assumption? EA response is yes due to lack of human, dog and ruminant DNA we assume urban run-off
Cllr Pout asked if this is merely an assumption? EA response is yes due to lack of human, dog and ruminant DNA we assume urban run-off
Cllr Parks asked; “How unusual is it to jump two classifications?”
Lindsay Faulkner of the Environment Agency has never seen it. Normally it moves up in steps through the classifications, she said.
Lindsay Faulkner of the Environment Agency has never seen it. Normally it moves up in steps through the classifications, she said.
December 8, 2025 at 8:50 PM
Cllr Parks asked; “How unusual is it to jump two classifications?”
Lindsay Faulkner of the Environment Agency has never seen it. Normally it moves up in steps through the classifications, she said.
Lindsay Faulkner of the Environment Agency has never seen it. Normally it moves up in steps through the classifications, she said.
Look out for new big belly bins on Deal Castle Beach, Southern Water say they’re funding this, so keep ‘em peeled.
December 8, 2025 at 8:48 PM
Look out for new big belly bins on Deal Castle Beach, Southern Water say they’re funding this, so keep ‘em peeled.