Oh, the glamour of wet weather working!
Today was a great day for wet-weather sampling! It rained non-stop for over 4 hours, creating urban runoff across the North West of England. This
Today was a great day for wet-weather sampling! It rained non-stop for over 4 hours, creating urban runoff across the North West of England. This
One of the jobs of Stormwater Shepherds UK is to take part in public consultations from infrastructure operators, water companies and similar to represent the
In a quiet corner of Wigan in Lancashire, the River Douglas passes under the Leeds/Liverpool canal in a magnificent Victorian syphon structure that allows the
At Stormwater Shepherds we are lucky to be supported by a small team of Ambassadors who promote the charity, bring in a wealth of experience
Exceptionally hot and dry conditions have continued to plague parts of western Europe, including the UK this summer. Although not as intense as the heatwave
I was lucky enough to visit RHS Wisley on August 9th to have a look at their water management systems and to consider opportunities to
Our Director of Operations, Jo Bradley, took part in the July edition of Wildlife Trusts WILD Live ‘ All the way downstream – the problem
On Wednesday July 27th we had a fabulous Eco-Action day in Wigan, Greater Manchester, led by the ‘Love My River’ team at Groundwork. We were
Join the next IEMA North Wales webinar, where our Director of Operations, Jo Bradley will be joined by a speaker from Gwynedd Council to discuss
Consultation response to the government consultation on the draft Storm Overflows Discharge Reduction Plan from Stormwater Shepherds UK May 10th 2022 Prepared by Jo Bradley,