22/10/15
– News for Upper Colne and tributaries
Withey Beds LNR project nearing completion
The Herts Countryside Management Service (CMS) have recently completed works within this significant wetland site in partnership with Three Rivers District Council, the Environment Agency and Watford Piscators.
22/09/15
– News
New rules for septic tanks and small sewage treatment plants
New rules have been introduced to simplify the way septic tanks and small sewage treatment plants are regulated in England, protecting the environment and improving water quality.
27/07/15
– News for Upper Colne and tributaries
Watford Colne river clean up
Community clear up event on the Colne at the Lower High Street, Watford
20/07/15
– News
Free river habitat training days
5 day-long workshops run by the Wild Trout Trust to give you the skills, tools and techniques to carry out river habitat enhancement work.
06/07/15
– News for Colne Valley Park north
Signing the Colne Valley Charter
MP's signed the Colne Valley charter last week in support of the Colne Valley Regional Park.
06/07/15
– News for Rivers Pinn, Ash and the Twin Rivers
Responding to fish kills
There has been extensive fish mortality along the twin rivers, this is part of a wider problem affecting various catchments across London. Heathrow Airport is responding to this problem.
06/07/15
– News for Upper Colne and tributaries
Pollution incident
Friday's thunderstorms led to a storm surge from the Blackbirds Farm sewage works above and at Watford.
01/07/15
– News for Colne Valley Park south
Airports Commission report
The Airports Commission report released on 1st July has backed a third runway at Heathrow.
23/06/15
– News for Colne Valley Park north
'Making Funding Applications' Workshop
The Angling Trust has organised a workshop in Denham on Monday 29th June. If your fishery needs some protection from predators or improvements to access, this fund and meeting could help you get it.
01/06/15
– News for Rivers Pinn, Ash and the Twin Rivers
Royal Holloway students at Ash Link Nature Reserve
65 students from Royal Holloway University of London visited the Ash studying aquatic invertebrates for their Ecology and Biology degrees.