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Rivers In Gardens - Reducing Pollution
If you are lucky enough to have the river running thorugh your garden here are some top tips to keep our rivers healthy.
River & Groundwater levels in the Kennet Catchment
River and groundwater levels
Check them here
Spotted pollution?
Spotted pollution?
Please call the Environment Agency:
0800 807060
and Thames Water:
0800 316 9800
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