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- Judicial Review secured a major step forward for the protection of our most important rivers and wetlands
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- Vote for River Lea project funding - closing 27 August!
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- Reedbeds bringing floating ecosystems to the most polluted section of the Lea Navigation in Tottenham
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- Tottenham Floating Reedbeds: installed and ready to bust pollution
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- Sewage leaks have occured on both the Beane and Mimram over the past few weeks
- The first project outlined in the Beane and Mimram Catchment Plan has been completed!
- The Environment Agency identify the 'Challenges and Choices' facing our catchments
- Network Rail contributes £49,000 to the Waterford Marsh project
- New project added to Beane catchment management plan
- Sewage leak on River Beane
- Funding secured for local development of the Riverfly Monitoring Initiative!
- Funding secured for vegetation restoration project on the Beane!
- Winter issue of 'What's Beane Happening?' now available
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- Affinity Water granted 'enhanced' status for plans to reduce river abstraction
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- Hertford Mayor Officially Opens New Waterford Heath Walk
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- Government seeks consultation on new water resources national policy statement
- What's "Beane" Happening - Autumn 2018
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- Event report: Restoring Soils and Rivers in the Beane Catchment, 11 July 2019, Woodhall Park
- Defra consultation: Measures to reduce personal water use
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- Improvements Planned for a Local Chalk River
- Chalk Aquifer Alliance formed
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- 19th April 2015 "On the banks of the Beane" Film evening
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- Sewage leaks have occured on both the Beane and Mimram over the past few weeks
- Timber! Mimram project 19 continues
- Mimram project 19, 'Windows of Vision' at Singlers Marsh, Welwyn, has been completed
- National rollout of Catchment Approach launched from Beane & Mimram Partnership!
- Minister Richard Benyon announces £1.6 million in funding to help restore the country's rivers
- The Environment Agency identify the 'Challenges and Choices' facing our catchments
- Riverfly training gets underway on Mimram
- The project to remove silt from the river Mimram at Welwyn and replace it with gravel has started.
- Singler's re-gravelling project completed
- Funding secured for local development of the Riverfly Monitoring Initiative!
- Blueprint for Water abstraction reform consultation
- Is your plumbing connected right?
- Panshanger Park now open to the public!
- Affinity Water granted 'enhanced' status for plans to reduce river abstraction
- A lake at the source of the Mimram!
- Promising results from Riverfly sampling at Singlers Marsh
- Let There Be Light... Project 8 Complete
- Fish Survey Singlers Marsh October 2014
- Next Riverfly course 14th March
- Riverfly Monitoring Workshop
- A cosy evening with the Mimram Riverfly group
- CaBA on Twitter
- UK National Fish Vote
- Whats that fish? - New Living Rivers Blog
- Tree works at Tewin Water
- Sherrardswood River Restoration - Phase 2
- Sir Oliver Heald MP visits Tewinbury Nature Reserve
- Riverfly Partnership 2016 Photography Competition
- Hundreds Attend Festival of Wildlife
- New trail highlights rare habitat in Welwyn
- Riverfly Monitoring Training Courses in 2019
- URGENT - Drought Planning Consultation - Open to 18 Oct
- Event - Riverfly Day 2020
- Launch Event - Chalk Stream National Strategy - 15 October, R.Mimram
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- Local residents’ association ‘digs in’!
- River Mimram campaigners’ call to lobby Affinity water firm
- Welwyn Hatfield Times covers Mimram website launch
- Our chalk rivers on Three Counties Radio
- Defra blog features Beane and Mimram Partnership
- Can you Face the Facts?
- Our rivers take centre stage in BBC Radio 4's Face the Facts!
- New film charts Mimram restoration project
- Mimram Catchment Partnership is on Twitter
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- Beane and Mimram Catchment Management Plan launched!
- Help us get rid of Himalayan Balsam!
- Date of the launch of the Catchment Based Approach confirmed
- Free practical river habitat workshops
- Himalayan balsam - help needed
- Panshanger Park walk Saturday 12th July
- Tuesday 18th November: Full Beane and Mimram Annual Catchment Partnership Meeting
- The Festival of Wildlife at Panshanger Park 30th & 31st July
- Modular River Survey Training October 22nd
- Last Riverfly course of 2016
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- A new sculpture trail has been installed at Thorley Wash Nature Reserve
- Water buffalo at Thorley Wash!
- The Environment Agency identify the 'Challenges and Choices' facing our catchments
- First Stort project completed!
- 'Make Friends' with Pishiobury Park! Would you like to become a Friend of Pishiobury Park?
- Stort Valley Meadows, Harlow - a fantastic success story!
- Buffaloes and Butterflies at Thorley Wash
- Thorley Wash, Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust's flagship Stort Valley reserve, is proving extremely popular with visitors!
- Did you know that the Environment Agency locally produces monthly water situation reports?
- A leak of foaming agent turned the Stort into a 'giant bubble bath' over the weekend
- A project to help restore riverine habitat at Hunsdon Mead is due to start next week
- Funding secured for local development of the Riverfly Monitoring Initiative!
- Blueprint for Water abstraction reform consultation
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- Affinity Water granted 'enhanced' status for plans to reduce river abstraction
- Misconnections resolved in Bishops Stortford town centre
- Four lovely ladies arrive at Thorley Wash
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- Install two eel passes at Holyfield Weir
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- Key Stage 2 'rivers' curriculum tie-in
- Increasing water efficiency in Stevenage
- Restoration of Stevenage Brook
- Hartham Common rivers hub
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- Bringing light to the river
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- Pond and river restoration at Digswell playing fields
- Stop the abstraction from the Mimram
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- Windows of Vision at Singler’s Marsh, Welwyn
- Increasing public appreciation
- River Warden Scheme
- Achieve protected status for the River Mimram
- Mimram restoration – Digswell to Poplars Green
- Reduce water consumption
- Enhancing Tewinbury SSSI
- Desilting Tewin Water
- Improving river flow at Singler's Marsh
- Restoration of wetlands and ponds at Archer’s Green
- River bed improvement upstream of Tewinbury Farm
- River path clearance at Singler's Marsh
- Utilise the River Mimram as a classroom
- Restore the river flow near Pulmer Water
- Revisit failed river restoration at Digswell
- Bringing light to the river at Whitwell
- River and reedbed restoration at Duck Trap Wood
- How to manage more water on Singlers Marsh?
- Keeping the River Mimram clean at Sherrardswood
- Improving the river channel upstream of Codicote Mill
- Improve Singler's Bridge Entrance
- Improving fish movement along the Mimram
- Fencing the river between Digswell and Welwyn
- Improving the river between Mimram Valley Marsh and Fulling Mill
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- Catchment Sensitive Farming - County Wide
- Opening up the river at Poplars Green
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- Riparian Rights and Responsibilities
- Bypassing weirs at Digswell
- Reintroduction of Heptageniidae to the River Mimram
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- Bringing Barn Owls back to the Stort Valley
- Understanding the Stort Valley’s importance to invertebrates
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- Canons Brook restoration
- Community Involvement
- Catchment Sensitive Farming - County Wide
- Kingfisher bank at Tednambury farm
- Reducing Metaldehyde Pollution
- Restore otters to the Stort
- Pincey Brook restoration
- Mill Fen Sawbridgeworth
- Thorley Wash Nature Reserve
- Managing the Stort Valley for Water Voles
- Riverfly Monitoring Initiative
- Hunsdon Mead Diffuse Water Pollution Plan
- Hunsdon Mead to Harlow
- Red White and Blue at Bishop Stortford
- Stort Navigation in Bishop's Stortford – Reedbeds
- Stort Springs
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- Bishop's Stortford Piazza Project
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