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#bbcfootball How many Spurs fans complained about VAR when it wiped out Sterling’s 95th winner in the CL 1/4 final v Man City?

Standing room only soon. Down to the last 10 spaces. swig.org.uk/event/swig-wor…

Roll up! Roll up! Last few tickets left. This will be a great workshop.

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And we’re off. Full room and for the SWIG workshop; great first panel. #section82 #stormoverflows

Second session of SWIG January workshop being kicked off by Rob_RSHydro of RS Hydro. Fireworks ahead!

Lunch time means networking. SWIG CSO workshop is going swimmingly.

Some wise advice from one of the industry's good guys. Tim O'Brien of Metasphere Well worth a read.

Let's get this message out as wide and far as possible. There is a lot of misunderstanding of the situation amongst the public and there's misunderstanding of some of the technical challenges especially aroiund monitoring water quality

Section 82 still needs some work in my opinion. As a water quality monitor evangelist it is an interesting time to be working. Sensors and the data they generate are going to be vital to cleaning up our rivers.

I reported these "off the grid" discharges to the EA back in November 22. I have heard nothing since, they are all on a stream in that is a tributary of the River Calder. They might all be rainwater, they might not.

Momentum is undoubtedly gathering. Let's have some wider open discussion about how to fix it rather than relying on advice from the "usual suspects". That's what got us in this mess in the first place.

Now, that's what I call a panel of experts!