Facebook Q&A
In response to suggestions from the community we launched a Facebook Group in April 2022. The group was set up to provide an additional channel for communicating news and information with the local community. There are currently over 500 members.
In addition to regular Q&A sessions, we share latest news and ‘explainer videos’ covering issues such as reporting odour, how the CCS scoring system works and a look into our air quality mobile monitoring facilities (MMFs).
Any information provided in videos reflects the Environment Agency’s view of the situation at the time the recording was made.
To watch the videos or read transcripts of past sessions, please click on the links below
30 June 2023
19 May 2023
31 March 2023
28 February 2023 - transcript
30 January 2023 - transcript
12 December 2022 - transcript
28 November 2022 - transcript
26 October 2022 - transcript
28 September 2022 part 2 - transcript
28 September 2022 Part 1 - transcript
25 August 2022 - transcript
27 July 2022 - transcript
29 June 2022 - Part 3 - transcript
29 June 2022 - Part 2 - transcript
29 June 2022 - Part 1 - transcript
25 May 2022 - transcript
Previous drop-in sessions
Our multi-agency drop in session took place on Thursday 1 December 2021 at the council offices in Newcastle Under Lyme. The event was for residents, business owners and community members who were affected by WQLS.
Attendees were able to speak directly to senior officers from the Environment Agency, Staffordshire County Council, the UK Health Security Agency, Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council and Staffordshire Police.
We held multi-agency drop ins on the 5 October 2021 and 12 October 2021. All organisations valued the opportunity to have face to face conversations, to be able to hear from the local community, the concerns and experiences you have had and for us to be able to explain what we are continuing to do in dealing with this situation.
Multi-agency virtual engagement sessions
The multi-agency virtual engagement sessions held on 23 June 2021 and 3 August 2021 were with representatives from the Environment Agency, UK Health Security Agency), Staffordshire County Council and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council and the North Staffordshire Clinical Commissioning Group (who represent GPs in the area).
Community engagement session - 3 August 2021
Community engagement session - 23 June 2021
Environment Agency virtual engagement sessions
Our virtual meetings were an opportunity for the community to hear an update on Environment Agency actions and next steps first hand as well as having the opportunity to ask us questions which might include our regulation, the work we have told Walleys Quarry Ltd to carry out.
Community engagement session - 9 June 2021
Community engagement session - 26 May 2021
Facebook Q&A
In response to suggestions from the community we launched a Facebook Group in April 2022. The group was set up to provide an additional channel for communicating news and information with the local community. There are currently over 500 members.
In addition to regular Q&A sessions, we share latest news and ‘explainer videos’ covering issues such as reporting odour, how the CCS scoring system works and a look into our air quality mobile monitoring facilities (MMFs).
Any information provided in videos reflects the Environment Agency’s view of the situation at the time the recording was made.
To watch the videos or read transcripts of past sessions, please click on the links below
30 June 2023
19 May 2023
31 March 2023
28 February 2023 - transcript
30 January 2023 - transcript
12 December 2022 - transcript
28 November 2022 - transcript
26 October 2022 - transcript
28 September 2022 part 2 - transcript
28 September 2022 Part 1 - transcript
25 August 2022 - transcript
27 July 2022 - transcript
29 June 2022 - Part 3 - transcript
29 June 2022 - Part 2 - transcript
29 June 2022 - Part 1 - transcript
25 May 2022 - transcript
Previous drop-in sessions
Our multi-agency drop in session took place on Thursday 1 December 2021 at the council offices in Newcastle Under Lyme. The event was for residents, business owners and community members who were affected by WQLS.
Attendees were able to speak directly to senior officers from the Environment Agency, Staffordshire County Council, the UK Health Security Agency, Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council and Staffordshire Police.
We held multi-agency drop ins on the 5 October 2021 and 12 October 2021. All organisations valued the opportunity to have face to face conversations, to be able to hear from the local community, the concerns and experiences you have had and for us to be able to explain what we are continuing to do in dealing with this situation.
Multi-agency virtual engagement sessions
The multi-agency virtual engagement sessions held on 23 June 2021 and 3 August 2021 were with representatives from the Environment Agency, UK Health Security Agency), Staffordshire County Council and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council and the North Staffordshire Clinical Commissioning Group (who represent GPs in the area).
Community engagement session - 3 August 2021
Community engagement session - 23 June 2021
Environment Agency virtual engagement sessions
Our virtual meetings were an opportunity for the community to hear an update on Environment Agency actions and next steps first hand as well as having the opportunity to ask us questions which might include our regulation, the work we have told Walleys Quarry Ltd to carry out.
Community engagement session - 9 June 2021
Community engagement session - 26 May 2021