CUTE!

Rod Evans
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Wed 25 Sep, 11:00 (last edited on Wed 25 Sep, 11:06)

NB:  The march has been switched to Sunday 03/11 to avoid clashing with a demo led by Tommy Robinson - see here:  https://marchforcleanwater.org.

In case anyone needs a reminder of the need for it, here's what the Mill stream bridge looks like this morning:

Thank you Thames Water!

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Michael Flanagan
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Sun 22 Sep, 04:06

The best place round here for banners:

Minuteman Press (oxford@minutemanpress.com)  

Of course, Rod's cute campaign isn't the only one likely to have a march around October 26. You ought to get your order in soon, in case  Minuteman gets overwhelmed

Rod Evans
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Sat 21 Sep, 12:52

As some Forum readers may remember, my little acronym stands for: 

                                Clean Up The Evenlode!

A lot of ‘citizen science’ going on these days (via Earthwatch, the ECP etc) in monitoring the state of the river – and doing what they can (confess to being a bit flaky about it myself!) to improve things. 

Pollution of our waterways I’ve always seen as a political issue however as it’s only through political action that the problems can really be solved, with all that citizen science providing much of the evidence to support it.  And as has been shown through the election campaigns and in the media, the issue has at last come up the political agenda. 

And now is your chance to make your feelings known about it via the March for Clean Water on 26 October – see here:  https://marchforcleanwater.org  Stopping the water bosses’ bonuses and threatening them with imprisonment may make the leftie in you feel better but is just scratching the surface (not of course that you can scratch – oh never mind, you get the point!).

This is just advance notice in case you haven't already heard about the march and might like to join it.  I believe others will be organising group transport so more to follow in due course. 

Now, where can I get a banner made??

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