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Anglian Water is to be prosecuted over pollution incident in Whittlesey that killed 100s of fish.
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Anglian Water to be prosecuted after up to 1,000 fish killed in pollution spill

A Government minister has apologised to MP Steve Barclay over delays in giving over a major pollution incident in Whittlesey that saw 100s of fish killed. A Government minister has apologised to MP Steve Barclay over delays in giving over a major pollution incident in Whittlesey that saw 100s of fish killed.
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100s of fish were killed but there are still no answers on Whittlesey pollution

There is a public information session being held on Wednesday, February 4 at the Manor Leisure Centre on the Saxon Pit health report. (Image: Steve Barclay MP) There is a public information session being held on Wednesday, February 4 at the Manor Leisure Centre on the Saxon Pit health report. (Image: Steve Barclay MP)
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Public information session being held on recent Saxon Pit public health report

Findings of a public health risk assessment on Saxon Pit in Whittlesey has been published today by Cambridgeshire County Council. Findings of a public health risk assessment on Saxon Pit in Whittlesey has been published today by Cambridgeshire County Council.
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Health risk assessment of industrial site says 'no risks identified'

Anglian Water HQ in Huntingdon Anglian Water HQ in Huntingdon
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900 dead fish found floating in Whittlesey due to high levels of ammonia

Three illegal crayfish traps have been seized from the River Nene (Old Course). Three illegal crayfish traps have been seized from the River Nene (Old Course).
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Three illegal crayfish traps seized from Fenland waterway

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