Re: [Talk-GB] Brighton water (quarterly project)

Paul - I've been on the sewer tour. It was very interesting, mostly containing rainwater runoff than poo. We emerged from a manhole on the edge of the Old Steine to the surprise of pedestrians. And you're right, it does raise questions on how much of underground could/should be mapped. I think i'd

Re: [Talk-GB] Brighton water (quarterly project)

An idle thought, but I wonder how much of this could or should be mapped? http://www.subbrit.org.uk/sb-sites/sites/b/brighton_sewers/index.shtml https://www.southernwater.co.uk/brighton-sewer-tours Regards, *Paul* On 5 January 2017 at 09:38, Jez Nicholson wrote: > I

[Talk-GB] Brighton water (quarterly project)

I use the quarterly projects to focus my attention on different aspects of the city I live in. Factlets that i've unearthed so far are: * I'm going to have to be creative for water in Brighton & Hove as most of it is in the water table. * Water influenced the shape of the city, as it did for