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Steve Woods

"The cross-border research programme will investigate the sources of the pollution and pressures affecting the river,..."

The sources of the pollution don't need to be investigated. The pollution comes from too many industrial chicken rearing units and too much artificial fertiliser.

#Gwy #Wye #Cymru

shropshirestar.com/news/2025/0

www.shropshirestar.com · New £1m initiative aims to restore River WyeA £1m fund to investigate the sources of pollution in the River Wye has been jointly announced by the Welsh and UK governments.
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Daron Brewood 🇬🇧

#ukcountrypic #photography #SilentSunday #Herefordshire #Wye #GoodrichCastle

Goodrich Castle is a well-preserved medieval fortress located near the River Wye in Herefordshire, England. It is considered one of the finest examples of English medieval military architecture.

Goodrich is managed by English Heritage and is open to the public. Visitors can explore the ruins, enjoy the stunning views of the Wye Valley, and learn about its history through exhibits and interpretive materials. Highlights include the restored “Roaring Meg” mortar and the audio-visual displays in the visitor center.

Relaxing, silent and very peaceful.........

This is a photograph of Goodrich Castle, a well-preserved medieval fortress located in Herefordshire, England. The image captures the castle’s stone ruins under a bright blue sky, with light clouds scattered across it. Key features in the photo include: 1. Main Castle Structure: • The tall stone towers and curtain walls are prominent. These display the rugged, defensive architecture typical of Norman and medieval castles. • The central keep is visible, surrounded by other sections of the castle walls and remnants of various rooms. 2. Bridge and Entrance: • To the right side of the image, a bridge leading to the main entrance of the castle is visible. This bridge spans the dry moat, providing access to visitors. 3. Surroundings: • The castle is surrounded by lush green grass and shrubs, enhancing its picturesque quality. • Exposed rock formations can be seen beneath the castle, indicating its elevated position on a natural rocky outcrop. 4. People and Scale: • A few people are visible near the bridge and castle walls, giving a sense of the castle’s scale. The image beautifully showcases the enduring strength and historical significance of Goodrich Castle while highlighting the natural beauty of its surroundings.
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AimlessWelshWanderer

Completed my Eastward progress of the South Wales section of the #WalesCoastPath today (meaning I've now completed the sections from Port Talbot to the beginning/end at Chepstow) with a #Wander from #Mathern, finishing at the paths terminus next to #Chepstow's Old #Bridge. Some nice views along the way and some great skies;

-A ploughed field at Mathern
- A view of the #Wye and First #SevernBridge
-Chepstow's old #PortWall
-The #OldWyeBridge in Chepstow

A ploughed field under a blue sky: A gently sloping ploughed field rises to a deep blue sky populated with a few small fluffy white clouds. Sparse green shoots poke through the rich brown earth. The field is bordered with green hedges
The Wye river and the First Severn Bridge: Looking over two green fields bisected by a hedge of bushes and trees to the muddy banked River Wye. The Severn Bridge runs across the scene, crossing firstly the Wye and then in the distance, the unseen Severn. The support towers and suspension wires can be seen above the treeline on the far side of the Wye. In the foreground, the first field holds a small flock of sheep and a single tree rises close to the camera
Chepstow Port Wall: An old high stone wall stretches away from the camera, small sections are missing from the top of the wall at various points and bushes grow on top and from its base. In the foreground an old information plaque is on the wall and a newer one affixed to a large rock in front of it. In the distance the houses of Chepstow can be seen and above a deep blue sky is populated by numerous thick white clouds
The old Wye Bridge at Chepstow: Four brick pylons rise from the muddy water of the Wye, supporting the five arches of a white cast iron bridge. Pairs of ornate white lamp-posts sit at either end and at the midpoint of the bridge. On the far side of the river a few white houses nestle in the trees at the base of a thickly wooded hillside. The sky is mostly made up of thick fluffy white clouds with patches of clear blue poking through.
#Cymru#Wales#Landscape
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Stephen

Onnu are due to build sixteen hubs in the Wye Valley to produce biochar. A team at Aston University are investigating the use of chicken manure (which has contributed to recent damage done to the River Wye) in the production of new materials for agriculture in combination with biochar.

#GoodNews #Biochar #Manure #Water #Quality #Wye #Valley #River #Chickens #Farming #Science #Research

bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-here

BBC NewsRiver Wye waste to be used in Aston University biochar studyThe biochar process is being studied by researchers who claim it could tackle River Wye pollution.
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jaz :twt: :wales_flag:

Two more coupons from Global Welsh, all #Welsh businesses, codes good thru Dec 31

#Wye Valley Meadery - We brew our mead in our purpose built meadery in Caldicot with honey from our own bees - wyevalleymeadery.co.uk/ 10% off with code GlobalWelsh10

#Dragons #Rugby 20% off the official shop shop.dragonsrugby.wales/ use code GlobalWelsh20

www.wyevalleymeadery.co.ukWelsh Drinks | The Meadery | Welsh Honey | Mead Making | Welsh MeadHere at the meadery we’re creating traditional welsh drinks and honey with a modern welsh mead twist. Check out the mead making process and how our products come to life
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