Attempts to stop sewage leaking from a burst pipe near a nature reserve have caused days of disruption to people living nearby. South West Hertfordshire MP Gagan Mohindra has stepped in after the burst sewage pipe at Lynsters Farm near West Hyde began causing disruption. The leak, near Maple Lodge Nature Reserve, also affected two lakes. The tankers now have to suck effluent from sewers in Old Uxbridge Road and truck it round to Maple Lodge Sewage Works.
Dozens of tankers. Photo credit: Gagan Mohindra According to Mrs Ward, 60 sewage tankers were operating around the clock last weekend. Mrs Ward, who lives in Old Uxbridge Road, said: “I have not slept for two nights already and now the pumping operation is going right outside my house.
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Thousands of Ontarians are getting their COVID-19 vaccines not at pharmacies or doctors’ offices, but at a clinic pulled together by a construction company through a public-private partnership.
The clinic run by Mississauga-based EllisDon has seen more than 15,000 people book appointments, scheduled between May 19 and 26.
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“We’re completely full. And we just have families, kids, community all getting shots, and the emotions here are so high,” said Steve Chaplin, vice-president of health, safety and environment.
TORONTO Thousands of Ontarians are getting their COVID-19 vaccines not at pharmacies or doctors offices, but at a clinic pulled together by a construction company through a public-private partnership. The clinic run by Mississauga, Ont.-based EllisDon has seen more than 15,000 people book appointments, scheduled between May 19 and 26. We re completely full. And we just have families, kids, community all getting shots, and the emotions here are so high, said Steve Chaplin, vice-president of health, safety and environment. It s so powerful. It s just such a great feeling for us as a company to be able to sponsor that. EllisDon is one of several companies running their own vaccine clinics. Others include Amazon, Maple Leaf Foods and Maple Lodge Farms, though those companies are not currently offering shots to community members.
Thousands of Ontarians are getting their COVID-19 vaccines not at pharmacies or doctors offices, but at a clinic pulled together by a construction company through a public-private partnership.
Thousands of Ontarians are getting their COVID-19 vaccines not at pharmacies or doctors offices, but at a clinic pulled together by a construction company through a public-private partnership.
The clinic run by Mississauga, Ont.-based EllisDon has seen more than 15,000 people book appointments, scheduled between May 19 and 26. We re completely full. And we just have families, kids, community all getting shots, and the emotions here are so high, said Steve Chaplin, vice-president of health, safety and environment. It s so powerful. It s just such a great feeling for us as a company to be able to sponsor that.
EllisDon is one of several companies running their own vaccine clinics. Others include Amazon, Maple Leaf Foods and Maple Lodge Farms, though those companies are not currently offering shots to community members.