rainbowsprite
Junior Members
Anyone who lives in the Abingdon / Radley area in Oxfordshire may be aware of a couple
of lakes situated next to the sus-trans cycle network. These former
gravel pits have over the last 50 years become something of a beauty
spot and home to a variety of flaura and fauna - including orchids and
otters.
Didcot power station has recently bought the lakes and are planning on
dumping a large quantity of ash (which contains heavy metals amongst
other nasties) into these lakes and it seems the application is moving
at some speed.
If you wish to help a local campaign to save this area there are a
variety of things you can do, from writing a letter to the council,
showing support at the council meeting or just signing a petition.
Details can be found out on the website
http://www.saveradleylakes.org.uk
of lakes situated next to the sus-trans cycle network. These former
gravel pits have over the last 50 years become something of a beauty
spot and home to a variety of flaura and fauna - including orchids and
otters.
Didcot power station has recently bought the lakes and are planning on
dumping a large quantity of ash (which contains heavy metals amongst
other nasties) into these lakes and it seems the application is moving
at some speed.
If you wish to help a local campaign to save this area there are a
variety of things you can do, from writing a letter to the council,
showing support at the council meeting or just signing a petition.
Details can be found out on the website
http://www.saveradleylakes.org.uk