Work is under way to try to recover five sunken boats from the River Avon in Bath. Bath and North East Somerset Council said the boats in the stretch of river near Pulteney Weir were a hazard to ...
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Work starts to remove sunken boats from riverWork has begun to remove five sunken boats from the River Avon in Bath. Bath and North East Somerset Council (BANES) said the submerged vessels near Pulteney Weir are dangerous to others and pose ...
A group of swimmers is campaigning for the Avon to get bathing status by the British government, which would mean the water ...
Five sunken and sinking boats will be removed by the council at a cost of £72,600 Residents have welcomed plans to remove five sunken and sinking boats from the River Avon in Bath. Work by Bath ...
After Avon Wildlife Trust showed that there were at least one family of beavers living on the River Avon catchment ... out into the waterways of Bristol, Bath, North East Somerset, South ...
The River Avon in Fordingbridge has been classified as having "poor" water quality. The Environment Agency and Wessex Water revealed the results of their tests at an event organised by ...
The owners of sunken boats in the Avon were not “selfish” but “struggling,” a local homelessness charity has said.
The race starts and finishes in the heart of the World Heritage City of Bath, and takes place on a traffic-free course straddling both sides of the River Avon. The route is fast and flat, making it ...
Work is under way to try to recover five sunken boats from the River Avon in Bath. Bath and North East Somerset Council said the boats in the stretch of river near Pulteney Weir were a hazard to ...
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