Never-ending Sewage
The River Ver has been receiving a continuous discharge of raw sewage from Thames Water’s Markyate Sewage Treatment Works (STW) for the past three months, that’s over 2000 hours, and
The River Ver has been receiving a continuous discharge of raw sewage from Thames Water’s Markyate Sewage Treatment Works (STW) for the past three months, that’s over 2000 hours, and
come and join us at Redbourn Village Hall, AL3 7LW; FREE event – all welcome Conservation on the Chilterns Chalk, Guest speakers: Nick Marriner & Melinda Dresser from Chilterns National
at the Abbey Theatre, St Albans on Thursday, 15th May, 7:30 – 10:15pm. (Tickets £15 plus booking fee) This is the BIG ONE! There will be a special performance of
Andy Webb, former chairman of the Ver Valley Society (2003-2013), has recently completed a fascinating review of abstraction in the Ver catchment, from pre-Roman times to the present day. Whether
Sold Out! After last year’s successful night, the VVS pub quiz is back by popular demand! It’ll be a night of fun, food and tricky questions. It’s £40 (plus small
There’s still time to join us on Sunday 3rd November and let the government know that we want commitment and investment to solve the sewage crisis on the Ver and
Guest speaker: Richard Witter, VVS Member and Wine Expert Title: Sustainability & Conservation in the Wine Industry plus informal wine tasting NEW VENUE! 7.30pm Cottonmill Community Centre, Old Oak, St
Please come with us to London and send a message to the new government that the want commitment and investment to stop the pollution of our rivers, lakes and seas,
We’ll be there on Sunday 3rd November (it was on Sat 26th October) and we hope you’ll come too! Our story is like too many chalk streams and rivers; 2600
Friday 23rd August 8.00pm – 10.00pm, meet 8.00pm. Please book if you would like to attend, limited spaces. Book here The meeting point is Verulamium Car Park, St Michael’s Street,