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The work, and what it changed

Everything here is countable. Where it is not, we say so.

Since 2011

What has happened

  1. 2011

    Formed after a chemical spill nobody was taking responsibility for.

  2. 2015

    First full survey. It found nine species that should not have been there.

  3. 2019

    The path reopened between the weir and the second bridge.

  4. 2024

    Otters recorded on the bank for the first time in forty years.

The bank

Before and after

  • Before: The weir pool, two winters apartBeforeAfter: The weir pool, two winters apartAfter
    The weir pool, two winters apart
  • Before: The path at the second bridgeBeforeAfter: The path at the second bridgeAfter
    The path at the second bridge

Questions about the trust

Money

  • Where does the money go?

    Eighty-two pence in the pound on the work. The rest is insurance, tools and the coordinator.

  • Are the accounts public?

    Yes, filed annually and sent to anybody who asks.

Volunteering

  • Do I need experience to volunteer?

    No. Somebody will show you, and there are always jobs that need no skill at all.

  • Can children come?

    Yes, with an adult, on the clearing days rather than the planting ones.

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A trust looking after four miles of riverbank.

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