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SAS's Sewage Alert Service at Tenby South
28/6/2012
SAS's Sewage Alert Service at Newgale
28/6/2012
SAS's Sewage Alert Service at Manorbier
28/6/2012
SAS's Sewage Alert Service at Rhossili
28/6/2012
SAS's Sewage Alert Service at Langland Bay
28/6/2012
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Just a quick update. As far as we know the work has finished at Pease (if it starts again, please let us know). Together with our Edinburgh rep we have contacted all the relevant authorities. The landowner has had a second visit from the Crown Estate and it has been spelt out that permission has NOT been granted for extraction below the high tide line (belongs to the Crown). This is his warning; ignorance can be no excuses next time. If you are to extract for commercial purposes you must get the required permission from the local council and if you are to take vehicles below the high tide line you need the owners permission (the Crown Estate). We need you to be vigilant and if this happens again please contact SAS immediately on 01872 555 950 or email andy@sas.org.uk
Surfers Against Sewage has been working on this and will continue to do so. So far we have been getting passed from pillar to post with SEPA, the Fisheries Research Service and Ports and Harbours all saying it falls outside their remit. We are still chasing down Scottish Natural Heritage and The Crown Estate. I (Andy Cummins Campaign Director), spoke with the Caravan Park manager and he assured me he had not and will not take anything from below the high tide mark. Alasdair Steele, SAS’s Edinburgh rep has done a site visit and collected some equally damming photos. We have had some luck with Borders Council. I'm urging you to all register your concerns with either Peter Green or John Hiscott on (01835) 824 000 and stress not only the intrinsic benefit the wave brings but the economic benefits to the region and the wide cross section of society that would be impacted on by the loss/degradation of the wave. We will continue to work on this and your support will help protect your wave! Any queries please don’t hesitate to contact me on either andy@sas.org.uk or call me on 01872 555 952
In the UK Surfers Against Sewage has the Protect Our Waves campaign and we've already started working on this. If you want to help, call the Borders Council and ask to speak with either Peter Green or John Hiscott (01835) 824 000. Register your concerns ASAP!
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