The Wye, UK governments and sources of pollution

Governments to investigate River Wye pollution
A £1m fund to investigate the sources of pollution in the River Wye has been jointly announced by the Welsh and UK governments. Labour ministers in Westminster and Cardiff said the cash would allow for a "comprehensive cross-border research programme".
UK and Welsh governments announce £1m fund to tackle River Wye pollution
UK and Welsh governments announce £1m fund to tackle River Wye pollution - The river’s water quality and wildlife has drastically declined after years of pollution from sewage discharges and industrial chicken farming.
£1m from government to clean up River Wye
An additional £1m to tackle water quality issues in the River Wye have been made available by the Welsh and UK governments with a series of research
Additional £1m aims to tackle water quality issues in River Wye
An additional £1m has been announced to tackle water quality issues in the River Wye, including research to look at the impacts of changing farming practices.
UK, Welsh Govts Launch £1m River Wye Transformation Fund
The Welsh and UK Government have today announced a new £1 million joint research initiative to tackle water quality issues in the River Wye. UK and
Welsh and UK governments join forces in river investigation
The Welsh and UK governments have jointly announced a new one million pound funding pot to investigate and analyse pollution in the River Wye. The plans include local farmers and residents, and will offer a comprehensive cross border research programme.
Shropshire Star1d
New £1m initiative aims to restore River Wye
A £1m fund to investigate the sources of pollution in the River Wye has been jointly announced by the Welsh and UK ...
Farmers Weekly Interactive2d
Chicken manure waste ruling deals blow to poultry industry
In a major blow to the NFU, the High Court has ruled that chicken manure must be classified as “waste”, a decision that has ...
KS3/GCSE Geography: Intensive chicken farming and the River Wye
The River Ithon (Afon Leithon) rises in the Welsh uplands and flows from its source north of the Welsh village of Llanbadarn ...
The Hereford Times1d
Minister hails cross-border plan for river Wye
A new deal on addressing pollution in the river Wye will for the first time bring governments on both sides of the English-Welsh border ...
Agriland1d
Landmark UK ruling classes chicken manure as ‘waste’
The UK High Court has overturned the previous classification of chicken manure as an agricultural by-product in a landmark ...
Welsh and UK governments announce £1m fund to tackle River Wye pollution
The river, which runs for 130 miles from central Wales to the Severn Estuary has seen its water quality and wildlife ...