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Today, we are premiering our third and final instalment of "Feargal Comes to Windermere" on our YouTube channel. In this next episode, we delve into the failure of the Environment Agency to perform their statutory duty, revisiting the Cunsey Beck fish kill. Just yesterday, The Guardian released an in-depth look at the failure of the Environment Agency under the current and previous governments, and this episode explores some of this as well as outlining what we would do if we were the incoming government. Head over to our YouTube channel at 7pm to watch the premiere, or head there now and click the notification so you can be reminded later. youtu.be/rZyBJXBZVVk In today’s episode, we discuss eNGO’s working with water companies, the impact of agriculture on Windermere and how we Save Windermere.  In some more exciting news, on Monday 17th, at our weekly Strike Against Sewage, we are delighted to be joined by one of the oldest sewage campaigns in the country, @sascampaigns . They are coming specifically to Windermere to join the strike with all the paraphernalia that comes with this amazing charity. If you are free from 9am - 10am on Monday morning, join us at the United Utilities information centre—I know you won't regret it. There is more to come next week, so keep your eyes peeled. We also want to give you an update on our latest crowdfunder. In just over a week, we have raised almost £18,000 for the campaign. We cannot thank you all enough for such enormous generosity. If you want to know more about what we do or are able to contribute, please head to crowdfunder.co.uk/p/save-win… You can also sign our 10 point plan for a sewage free Windermere by heading to savewindermere.com