Observations
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22 February 2026
Whitehall Outfalls by Martin Curry
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21 February 2026
Lordship Recreation Ground (Downstream) by Caroline Jepson
The appearance of the Moselle Brook has deteriorated since the December and January testing when the sewage fungus had disappeared. The sewage fungus attached to the vegetation on the edges of the Brook was very visible as seen in the photos attached. The ammonia reading was higher than the previous two readings, although still historically on the law side. The phosphate reading had also increased, which was not surprising considering the return on the sewage fungus.
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21 February 2026
Grovelands Park Stream below dam by Peter Leedham
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21 February 2026
Grovelands Park Lake Outfall by cafe and dam by Peter Leedham
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21 February 2026
Grovelands Park Lake Entry by Peter Leedham
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21 February 2026
Grovelands Park Lake Downstream of reedbeds by Peter Leedham
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20 February 2026
Oak Hill Park 2 (Downstream) by Eamonn Cannon
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20 February 2026
Downstream of Jack’s Lake by Eamonn Cannon
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20 February 2026
Folly Lane EA monitoring point by Lis Loebner
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20 February 2026
The Charter Road (Gordon Avenue) by Janet Laban
water temp raised to above 11 degrees prior to testing
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20 February 2026
Highams Park Lake by Janet Laban
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18 February 2026
Hatch Roundabout - Downstream by Andrew Bourlet
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18 February 2026
Hatch Roundabout - Upstream by Andrew Bourlet
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16 February 2026
Whitehall Outfall 5a by Anne Rowland
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15 February 2026
Newgate Street by Martin Curry
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15 February 2026
D/S Whitehall Rd by Martin Curry
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15 February 2026
Whitehall Outfalls by Martin Curry
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15 February 2026
Beech Hall by Martha Jeffery
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15 February 2026
Beech Hall Crescent CSO by Martha Jeffery
CSO discharging while I took the samples Samples also taken directly from the flow coming from CSO (before it hit the river). Ammonia 3.92, Phosphate 0.35