A few more fish from yesterday as conditions remain good;

Nyth   8lbs on a cascade,

Abernant 10lbs on fly to Oliver Good

Lyn Em   15lbs to Steve Boswell on a Bann special.

Gromaine and lower Llanstephan  13lbs to Nick Brent on fly.

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A ray of light perhaps????

Wednesday 26 May, the House of Commons debated the Government's Environment Bill, which would introduce new laws on the natural environment and environmental protection.

You can watch the debate back here:
https://parliamentlive.tv/event/index/cfd414ea-50e3-44ac-8300-2b7a94c9ab89?in=12:40:14&out=18:09:32

You can read the transcript of the debate in the House of Commons here:
https://hansard.parliament.uk/commons/2021-05-26/debates/FC3F46EF-CB67-4C16-BAEC-1D1B71FF837E/EnvironmentBill

Ahead of the debate, the Government announced plans to introduce changes to the Bill relating to sewage discharges into rivers. These would impose new legal duties on the Government and water companies to take action on this issue.

Specifically, the Government has said it plans to introduce a duty on government to publish a plan by September 2022 to reduce sewage discharges from storm overflows, and to report to Parliament on progress on implementing this plan. It also plans to introduce a duty on water companies to publish data on storm overflow operation on an annual basis.

You can read more about the Government's plans to reduce sewage discharge into waterways here:
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-environment-bill-provisions-to-tackle-storm-overflows

The Bill will now be considered by the House of Lords, where the Government has said these new provisions will be added to the Bill. You can find out more about the Bill, and the timetable for when it is next due to be debated in Parliament, here:
https://bills.parliament.uk/bills/2593