Powerful call out video (4 mins). Please watch, act and share.
18/2/20
Aquifer works are imminent at Harvil, drill in position to start today. The aquifer supplies 3.5 million peoples drinking water (22% of London’s drinking water and much of Bucks). HS2 have applied to re route the water supply from the Blackford group of pumping stations near Harvil road, to Watford which is Thames Water. Affinity Water have protested on the basis that they won’t be able to guarantee the ongoing purity and safety of the water.
Support in any form is needed today, including people to legally observe and/or film the situation or simply bring along some food or drink for fellow activists who are locked on.
if you cannot attend today, please share this video far and wide and in particular please tweet it to news organisations and journalists as there is a story here that we might be able to get them to cover.
Tales from the tower
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The story of #HS2 is amazing in its many failures.
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NEARLY 100 SEX OFFENCE ALLEGATIONS AGAINST POLICE
Figures obtained under the Freedom Information Act show 91 sexual offences claims were made against Thames Valley Police officers between 2016-17 and 2020-21
From livestream today Friday 15th (please someone add location and time stamp)
Evidence at 9m 55s in video of crane activity - large, loose metal items being lowered from tower demolition (NET don't have demolition licence?) to this road that is only closed one way - if these items fell they could easily bounce into a windscreen or window on the drivers side and would certainly cause cars to crash, vehicles appear to be travelling at higher speeds and closer together than could be considered 'controlled'. Also HS2 and Police are within the 'fall range' area, against H&S limits. Public are only a few feet away as well. fb.watch/8F6UV5o-ub/
What HS2 could have learned from HS1’s 30 years of success | New Civil Engineer
What HS2 could have learned from HS1’s 30 years of success | New Civil Engineer
www.newcivilengineer.com
Thirty years ago, I was in Blackpool where the secretary of state for transport Malcolm Rifkind made his dramatic announcement at the Conservative PartyShockingly the NET are operating heavy machinery and a crane on top of a deep tunnel full of young people. London road in Wendover.
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