Angry note tells people to stop leaving porn in book-sharing kiosk
A Christian West Yorkshire village s book sharing kiosk has been filled with porn leading to an angry note telling those responsible to stop. The tweet has since been shared thousands of times
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Cwsa systems fully restored but rationing in place
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The Central Water and Sewerage Authority (CWSA) systems have been 100 per cent restored, but a system of rationing has been put in place as of April 22.
And, consumers have been asked to help in the conservation of the precious commodity as river flows are low while demand for potable water is high, a bulletin from the Authority said.
It was explained that the rationale is to turn off water at night to allow the capacity to build, which will enable people especially at higher elevations, to obtain a supply in their taps.
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A CHARITY set up to tackle flooding in an area of West Yorkshire devastated by Christmas storms in 2015 has thanked its volunteers in a video message on the fifth anniversary of the floods. Slow The Flow was launched after the towns of Todmorden, Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd were inundated by flooding on Boxing Day five years ago. The charity said the coronavirus pandemic had “all but stopped” its practical work in 2020 but it had used the year to make plans for the future. Slow The Flow is releasing a series of videos about its work on Saturday, as forecasters warned that Storm Bella would bring severe gales and heavy rain to the UK and Ireland, and residents in Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire faced severe flood warnings.