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Wed, July 22, 2009

Once again it shows the Environment Agency do not talk to the people concerned. I see they are to have consultations, but surely this should have been done before even suggesting the change. Is Mapledurham weir listed? I would think so as it is such an important part of the Thames and indeed the country when only very few of these historic wooden ones remain. Chanage is often all too easy an option, but once done it is gone forever.
How long will this work take? will it affect the water level? just two questions I need to know in order to operate the mill. But we (mill folk) know what the Envirnonment Agency thinks of mills !
Mildred

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Wed, July 22, 2009

Mildred sent in a picture which shows the details of the weir at Mapledurhan and now appears above.

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