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Prehistoric and Roman remains rewrite history of the Tees Estuary

Bronze and Iron Age artefacts – and the remains of a former Roman settlement

Excavations by Environment Agency contractors creating a new bird reserve on Teesside have revealed Bronze and Iron Age artefacts – and the remains of a former Roman settlement which was previously unknown. The discoveries at Greatham Creek are significant as they are the first such remains ever to be found next to the salt marsh on the north bank of the Tees Estuary. Archaeological survey work undertaken before the start of the habitat creation scheme did not indicate that anything of special interest would be discovered... read more

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Pollution was present which resulted in approximately 27,000 fish deaths along a 6km stretch of river.

Abbey Metals Limited was sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court on a charge of failing to take measures to prevent major accidents and limit their consequences to the environment. They had earlier pleaded guilty at Nuneaton Magistrates' Court. The company was ordered to pay a £133,000 fine and £33,000 in costs, along with a £15 victim surcharge. The charge was brought by the Environment Agency as part of the Competent Authority under Regulation 4 of the Control of Major Accident Hazards (COMAH) Regulations 1999... read more