River Lim turns yellow after works by South West Water | Bridport and Lyme Regis News
Concern was raised after the river turned yellow last week
Source: bridportnews.co.uk
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Bridport flooding: Aerial photographs show damage after rain | Bridport and Lyme Regis News
Aerial photos of Bridport show the impact of torrential rain and burst rivers from above
Source: bridportnews.co.uk
Aerial photographs show extent of west Dorset flooding
Aerial photos of Bridport show the impact of torrential rain and burst rivers from above
Source: dorsetecho.co.uk
Beach in Lyme Regis achieves redesignation support
Support is growing to redesignate a beach as a safe place to for bathe
Source: dorsetecho.co.uk
Beach in Lyme Regis achieves redesignation support | Bridport and Lyme Regis News
Support is growing to redesignate a beach as a safe place to for bathe
Source: bridportnews.co.uk
500 oranges released into sea for sewage project
HUNDREDS of oranges were released into west Dorset waters to determine the impact of sewage on the ocean.
Source: dorsetecho.co.uk
Lyme Regis: 500 oranges released into sea for sewage project | Bridport and Lyme Regis News
HUNDREDS of oranges were released into west Dorset waters to determine the impact of sewage on the ocean.
Source: bridportnews.co.uk
Lyme Regis: oranges to be released into west Dorset waters | Bridport and Lyme Regis News
HUNDREDS of oranges will be released into the sea in west Dorset to measure where sewage washes up on the beach.
Source: bridportnews.co.uk
River Lim £20m clean-up fund from Ofwat 'urgently' needed | Bridport and Lyme Regis News
News that £20m will be invested in cleaning up an ecologically dead river has been cautiously welcomed by campaigners.
United Kingdom Vicki Elcoate River Lim Action Group River Lim South West Water Uplyme Sewage Treatment
Source: bridportnews.co.uk
Britain's rivers are filthy | The Spectator
Britain’s environment has improved in many ways, yet our rivers have defied the trend, being more afflicted with sewage than ever before
Source: spectator.co.uk