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Thames Water sewage leak killed hundreds of fish on tributary

A sewage leak has killed off fish stocks along a three-mile stretch of a Thames tributary. The incident, on the River Ray, happened over the weekend after a sewerage pipe burst near Swindon, Thames Water said. The Angling Trust, which represents ...

23 Aug 2022 at 17:49

Government ‘allowing overfishing by ignoring scientific advice’

The Government is allowing overfishing by setting catch limits above scientific advice, according to a new report. In its analysis of 104 species, Oceana found a third are being overfished and a quarter are at critically low levels. Campaigners ...

13 Sept 2023 at 10:07

Call to end overfishing to save British fish supper as key stocks face collapse

Key UK fish stocks could face “imminent” collapse without action to halt overfishing, conservationists have warned. Oceana UK has called on the Government to set catch quotas in line with the science and save the traditional British fish ...

08 Oct 2025 at 15:41

Warnings over collapsing fish stocks as experts advise ‘zero catch’ for cod

Conservationists have called for action to tackle collapsing fish stocks in the North Sea as scientists advise there should be “zero” fishing of cod next year. The latest advice from the International Council for Exploration of the Sea ...

25 Sept 2025 at 09:36

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