Yorkshire Water · overflow YWS01719
No active event
River Humber
Yorkshire Water reports no current spill. In the last 30 days the overflow has discharged a cumulative 2 min across 2 events.
📍 53.71060°, -0.52337°
Yorkshire Water · overflow YWS01719
No active event
Yorkshire Water reports no current spill. In the last 30 days the overflow has discharged a cumulative 2 min across 2 events.
📍 53.71060°, -0.52337°
“Spill occurred with effectively no rainfall in the preceding 24 h — storm overflows are not legally permitted to discharge in dry weather.”
☂ Only 0 mm rainfall in the 24 h before this spill started (recorded at Ferriby Sluice, 3816 m away)
NE-49105168 · SALINE WATER - ESTUARINE SITES - NON BATHING/SHELLFISH
103 m away
No swimmer-relevant measurements available.
AN-HUMBMID · SALINE WATER - ESTUARINE SITES - NON BATHING/SHELLFISH
2.5 km away
No swimmer-relevant measurements available.
NE-49105148 · SALINE WATER - ESTUARINE SITES - NON BATHING/SHELLFISH
3.3 km away
No swimmer-relevant measurements available.
NE-49100192 · SALINE WATER - ESTUARINE SITES - NON BATHING/SHELLFISH
3.9 km away
No swimmer-relevant measurements available.
NE-RSN1396 · FRESHWATER - RIVERS
4.6 km away
No swimmer-relevant measurements available.
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Subject: Complaint: storm overflow YWS01719 on the River Humber Dear Yorkshire Water, I am writing to formally raise a concern about storm overflow YWS01719, which public Environment Agency data shows recording 2 spill events totalling 2 min in the last 30 days into the River Humber. Evidence: - Last 30 days: 2 spill events totalling 2 min - Cross-referenced flags from independent monitoring: 1 open Truth Engine discrepancies - Location: 53.71060, -0.52337 - Source: Environment Agency National Storm Overflow Hub, OGL v3, cross-referenced via River Truth (https://rivertruth.uk/overflow/5965) [Add your personal context here — e.g. how you use this stretch of water and how this incident affects you.] Please respond with: 1. The cause of this discharge or monitor outage 2. The action being taken to resolve it 3. The expected timeline for resolution 4. What measures are in place to prevent recurrence I have copied the Environment Agency, Ofwat, and my MP into this correspondence where appropriate. Yours faithfully, [Your name] [Your address] [Your customer reference if you are a Yorkshire Water customer]
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Subject: Constituent concern: Yorkshire Water sewage discharge — overflow YWS01719 Dear [your MP — WriteToThem will fill this in], I am writing as your constituent to raise concern about ongoing sewage discharges from Yorkshire Water in our area. A specific recent example is storm overflow YWS01719, which public Environment Agency data shows recording 2 spill events totalling 2 min in the last 30 days into the River Humber. Evidence on the public record: - Last 30 days: 2 spill events totalling 2 min - Cross-referenced flags from independent monitoring: 1 open Truth Engine discrepancies - Location: 53.71060, -0.52337 - Source: Environment Agency National Storm Overflow Hub, OGL v3, cross-referenced via River Truth (https://rivertruth.uk/overflow/5965) [Add your personal context here — e.g. how you use this stretch of water and how this incident affects you and your family.] I would like to ask: 1. Whether you support strengthening the regulatory regime for storm overflows and monitor coverage in particular 2. Whether you would raise this specific incident with the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs or with Ofwat 3. What steps Parliament is taking to hold Yorkshire Water accountable for the gap between shareholder distributions and the state of monitoring on the ground Yours sincerely, [Your name] [Your address — WriteToThem requires a postal address to verify constituency] Sources: Environment Agency National Storm Overflow Hub · Environment Agency WIMS Water Quality Archive · cross-referenced via River Truth (https://rivertruth.uk/overflow/5965)
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