Monthly Archives: October 2014

  Has it really been seventeen years since I first set my eyes on the toxic waste operation at Rattlechain lagoon? I was only looking for some swans, it might have been better if I had never set foot done … Continue reading →

The deserted Rattlechain lagoon gates were wide open, not a soul in sight anywhere, what was going on here?   It wasn’t long before it became obvious that the arriving digger had come to carry out some excavations of the causeway … Continue reading →

In our long term monitoring of Rattlechain lagoon, (formerly known as “mere”), we have noted many a visitor into and out of the site, both animal and human, (and sometimes not quite sure.) We have also noted several licence breaches. … Continue reading →

Just about the single best event of the Blair Government was The Freedom of Information Act 2000. If it wasn’t for this we would certainly be in the dark about a great deal about what has transpired at Rattlechain lagoon, … Continue reading →

  Well Autumn arrived today after one of the driest Septembers on record. A stark contrast to the last 30 days or so. It was blowing a gale this morning around Tividale and the puddles were forming around the John’s … Continue reading →