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Sewage from a misconnected drain in Crouch End is polluting a London park, sparking health concerns and criticism of the council’s slow response.
Raw sewage from a building on Park Road in Crouch End has been surfacing in Lordship Recreation Ground, flowing through the Moselle Brook, according to London Centric.
The issue stems from a misconnected drain, likely due to unqualified plumbers or DIY errors, not Thames Water’s system.
Haringey Council has not identified the specific building but confirmed it is investigating.
The borough has the most confirmed misconnection cases in London, with one property leaking sewage for over 16 years.
Residents report ongoing pollution and health risks, while critics say the council’s response has been slow and dismissive despite its authority to enforce fixes.
Las aguas residuales de un desagüe mal conectado en Crouch End están contaminando un parque de Londres, provocando preocupaciones de salud y críticas a la lenta respuesta del consejo.