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- RT @EnvAgencySE: Officers are at #LittleMarlow investigating how sewer debris has ended up in the River #Thames. Report incidents to our hotline 0800 807060 #, May 24
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Latest News
- River waste repels Olympic rower amid Thames Tideway Tunnel works 24/05/2013
- Thames Tideway Tunnel – Registration as an Interested Party 18/05/2013
- Anglers urged to stand up for the Thames 18/05/2013
- Chemical company to pay almost 100K for polluting 50km stretch of water 10/05/2013
- Water report shows rivers in the SE near normal for April 10/05/2013
- SouthWest Water fined for failing to report problem at sewage works 01/05/2013
- Thames boaters urged to renew registrations after crackdown catches 49 evaders 21/04/2013
- Two men receive £4k fine for illegal elver fishing 21/04/2013
- Angling Trust begins ambitious programme to get more people fishing 15/04/2013
- South West Water to pay £65,000 for toxic chemical spill 11/04/2013
- Anglers caught in Easter fishing licence blitz 09/04/2013
- ‘Hideous’ hydro-power plan for Marlow lambasted 31/03/2013
- Thames Tideway Times – Spring 2013 30/03/2013
- Green light for examination of Thames ‘Super Sewer’ proposals 30/03/2013
- Orchid Investments Ltd fined for significant pollution of an Avon tributary 26/03/2013
News Archive
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Monthly Archives: April 2012
River Crane Pollution briefing from the Environment Agency
The Environment Agency have issued a update on the River Crane pollution following the devastating incident in October 2011. The Pollution incident which decimated all fish is being investigated by the EA. Carp killed by Sewage Current remediation of the River … Continue reading
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Tagged Environment Agency, Fish KIll, Pollution, River Crane, Sewage, TAC, Tideway Tunnel
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Thames Anglers’ Conservancy joins important eel monitoring programme
Thames Anglers' Conservancy joins important eel monitoring programme The Thames Anglers' Conservancy in partnership with the Zoological Society for London has taken on the monitoring of the newly installed eel trap at Molesey weir.Ten volunteers from the TAC have received … Continue reading
South West Water fined for discharging poor quality sewage effluent
South West Water has been ordered to pay £20,226 in fines and costs for discharging poor quality sewage effluent into the Tamar estuary. The case was brought by the Environment Agency. Camels Head sewage treatment works is one of five … Continue reading
Angling Trust calls for restrictions on water users as drought zone spreads
Reacting to news today that the Environment Agency has declared a further 17 counties as 'drought zones', the Angling Trust is calling on more water companies to act responsibly and introduce water use restrictions now. Companies have the power to … Continue reading
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Tagged Angling Trust, Drought, Environment Agency, Flood, Martin Salter
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West Thames Area Drought Statistics March 2012
The Environment Agency West Thames area report for March 2012 reveals there was only 38% of the March long term average rainfall and only 17% of the March LTA of effective rainfall. Most of the key river sites were … Continue reading
Angling Trust and Angling Development Board Merger Completed
The Angling Development Board (ADB) has today become part of the Angling Trust following a merger of the two organisations, their assets and staff, to create a single representative and national governing body for the sport of angling in England … Continue reading