Posted on December 12, 2017 By Michael Griffiths
For years a large rubbish raft blocked this bend in the River Stour. Since its removal early last year, the stretch of river alongside the Tenant Farmer’s Field Corridor remains clear of ugly rubbish.
The river bend remains clear of rubbish
Large rubbish raft blocking the bend in the river
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How disappointing to see.
Good to see a rubbish raft gone, but the plastic rubbish is still floating down the rivers on its way to the oceans, which is very sad.
A definite change for the better. Did you remove it?
The Environment Agency cleared the rubbish raft, Tom.