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Weir Thompson Park

Published April 8, 2015 at 3648 × 2736 in Weir Thompson Park
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This week, we’ve been talking about Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs). So, what can you do to help? #unblocktober pic.twitter.com/HT4a…

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Yesterday, we mentioned Combined Sewer Overflows. Human actions are causing CSOs to discharge more regularly. Check out the information below to find out why. @unitedutilities recently had to remove the largest #fatberg in the north west! youtube.com/watch?v=… #unblocktober pic.twitter.com/2pFN…

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This week, we're talking about Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) #unblocktober pic.twitter.com/dRDW…

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Nearly half of the nation pour fats, oils and grease down their drains. When working in the kitchen, it is important to avoid putting any waste food (including crumbs!), cooking oils, fats, coffee grounds, cooking sauces or anything solid down the drain. unblocktober.org

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Expected to open in Nov PrimroseLodge fishpass should give salmon&trout access to the upper reaches of MearleyBrook, opening up areas which have been inaccessible for200yrs.The renovation of PrimroseLodge is being completed byRibbleTrust with @PrimroseTrust #WorldFishMigrationDay pic.twitter.com/C9zB…

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