Thursday, 20th November 2008

Sewage Disposal

‘States must decide if it likes pumping sewage into the sea’

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A PATH forward for sewage treatment is set to be unveiled - but it would hit islanders in the pocket.

Wanted: the right chief minister

WITH the general election out of the way, today’s attention inevitably turns to two other topics: who will be the island’s third chief minister and who will he seek to have in the Policy Council team?

Public Services says it’s listening on sewage

PUBLIC SERVICES wants to draw on islanders’ expertise to help decide the future of sewage and wastewater treatment in Guernsey.

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Deputies visit sewage plant prior to debate

DEPUTIES have been given a clearer picture of the problems facing the island’s sewage infrastructure.

Sewage on beach plan ‘absolutely disgusting’

PROTESTERS against Guernsey’s treatment of sewage are outraged by proposals to pump waste onto the beach at Belle Greve Bay.

Sewage to be dumped on Belle Greve Bay

SEWAGE could be discharged on Belle Greve beach.

Sewage disposal is ‘unacceptable’

FULL sewage treatment should be the island’s number one capital project.

Drain priority changes

EXPANSION of Guernsey’s main drain system has been put on hold in favour of ending the pumping of sewage into the sea at Creux Mahie by 2008.