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5:56pm Tuesday 10th March 2009 in News
By Jon Reeve, Education Reporter
A HAMPSHIRE MP is calling for the Environment Agency to study the potential effect of fluoridating Southampton's tap water.
Chris Huhne, part of whose Eastleigh constituency will also have fluoride added to its water supplies, hopes the authority will look at the risks involved in the scheme to rivers and water courses.
The controversial plan to top up the level of fluoride in the water received by nearly 200,000 Hampshire homes from 0.08 parts per million to one part per million, was approved by health chiefs last month despite widespread public opposition.
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stuartjebbitt
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6:12pm Tue 10 Mar 09
stuartjebbitt
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6:18pm Tue 10 Mar 09
Miles Sway wrote:Chris declared his opposition a long time ago, as did Sandra.
Has he only just realised it's going to happen? Expect Gidley to wade in soon too.
Miles Sway
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6:41pm Tue 10 Mar 09
stuartjebbitt wrote:I didn't realise Stuart - seemed to me there'd been a wall of silence from him and colleagues. Is there only now a call for the EA to look at it?
Miles Sway wrote:Chris declared his opposition a long time ago, as did Sandra.
Has he only just realised it's going to happen? Expect Gidley to wade in soon too.
His letter to the SHA was on the Echo website months ago.
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Miles Sway says...
6:12pm Tue 10 Mar 09