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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

UK urged to ‘stand strong’ against EU on fishery closures to help seabirds

Ministers are being urged to “stand strong” on moves to close a fishery in UK waters to protect puffins and other wildlife in the face of EU opposition. The UK Government announced the closure of all Scottish waters and the English North Sea to ...

30 Apr 2024 at 00:01

New health advice issued to anglers amid sewage pollution concerns

Anglers have been issued new health advice on how to avoid becoming sick from sewage in England’s waterways. The six steps to avoid contact with E. coli and other harmful bacteria include wearing protective clothing and closing your mouth if ...

12 Jun 2024 at 18:45

Planners refuse permission for poultry unit close to ‘precious’ chalk stream

Planners have turned down an application for a poultry unit housing up to 32,000 egg-laying hens in the floodplain of a “precious” chalk stream. Campaigners and local groups welcomed the decision by West Berkshire Council to reject the ...

21 Aug 2025 at 16:32

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