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April 2009
A wobbly step into the unknown
As we all know, shit happens. But in the following case the outcome was nothing short of miraculous. A man... ...more »
The Brownies leave Miliband lost for words
Energy and climate change secretary Ed Miliband is generally not the sort of politician who is lost for words. But... ...more »
That water really isn't safe to drink, is it?
Now here's something to ponder. There is evidence that boil notices are not uncommon in the land of the maple... ...more »
Spooks and ghosts in the machine?
Earlier this month there were widespread but unsubstantiated reports across the pond that the country's power grid had succumbed to... ...more »
Some nuculear sites lag behind others
The great man was intrigued to see that one of the nominated sites unveiled last week as a possible location... ...more »
Who turned the lights out?
Oodles of comment and speculation has been swirling around in the media after the arrest last week of 114 people... ...more »
Cyber star
Southern Water's educational characters Mr Drink-It and Mr Save-It made their internet debut on World Water Day recently. The duo have... ...more »
It's child's play!
A rundown playground at Great Harwood in Lancashire has been transformed into a state-of-the-art facility thanks to a programme jointly... ...more »
What will they think of next?
One of the best of last week's 1 April spoofs was, argues the great man, the Daily Telegraph's tale that fish... ...more »
There's gold in them thar pipes
Cash-strapped and heavily leveraged water companies need worry no more. Financial salvation is at hand. Well, maybe. Disconnector mused thus... ...more »
That takes a lot of bottle...
Yikes, do we really use this much? Apparently so. This week, the Environment Agency unveiled its strategy for how it... ...more »
Light at the end of the tower
Is it a UFO or a new design for the Tardis? Nope, this is the much-loved Cranhill water storage tower... ...more »
Sorry I'm late. Anarchists blocking the line
This week's shenanigans in the Square Mile claimed an early casualty. SBGI had planned an energy and heat seminar for... ...more »
A load of old crap?
Archaeologists and conservationists working for English Heritage have got a tad excited after uncovering part of a toilet system that... ...more »
Hail Sir Michael the multi-tasker
This week, ministers confirmed that Sir Michael Pitt has been offered and has accepted the role of first chairman of... ...more »
Greens see red over Lib-Dem claims of environmental responsibility
Now, the Liberal Democrats have always been the greenest of the major political parties, but there is clearly no love... ...more »