Tyneside Council & Abi Mansley (Tyne Rivers Trust)). On the ground we discussed issues such as littering / dumping, culverting, waterfalls, of’ groups, historic flood attenuation potential, previous ‘friends ‘landfill’, initiatives at this site, wetland habitat creation, mine water stream input and former anti-social behaviour. Its designation as not heavily modified needs to be reviewed. This would open up the types of mitigation measures being discussed e.g. deculverting. Tyne Catchment Partnership members at the of the Blaydon Stream joining the burn at 417124 Burn looking into the culvert entrance 562904
Tyneside Council & Abi Mansley (Tyne Rivers Trust)). On the ground we discussed issues such as littering / dumping, culverting, waterfalls, ‘friends of’ groups, historic ‘landfill’, flood attenuation potential, previous initiatives at this site, wetland habitat creation, mine water stream input and former anti-social behaviour. Its designation as not heavily modified needs to be reviewed. This would open up the types of mitigation measures being discussed e.g. deculverting. Tyne Catchment Partnership members at the of the Blaydon Burn looking into the culvert entrance Stream joining the burn at 417124 562904
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