Stop Sewage Dumping at Wallasey Beach
Wallasey beach is under serious threat from increasing sewage discharges by United Utilities, harming marine life, public health, and the local economy. This motion calls on United Utilities and local authorities to upgrade sewage treatment, enforce stricter waste disposal regulations, and establish independent monitoring to restore sea water quality.
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Stop Sewage Dumping at Wallasey Beach
Wallasey beach is under serious threat from increasing sewage discharges by United Utilities, harming marine life, public health, and the local economy. This motion calls on United Utilities and local authorities to upgrade sewage treatment, enforce stricter waste disposal regulations, and establish independent monitoring to restore sea water quality.
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Fly tipping of general house clearance and building rubbish. The current lot has been here for over 2 months. The dumping of rubbish here has been a repeat problem for the last 2-3 years. Builders regularly turn up and throw their waste here. It's an eye-sore, gets in the way of children playing and attracts scavengers (metal is usually removed). Often it blocks the bins so they end up not being collected
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