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Press release outlining the removal of an eighteenth-century weir on the River Nidd in North Yorkshire, detailing ecological rationale, project leadership, funding arrangements, and anticipated impacts on river connectivity and biodiversity.
Project: Scotton Weir Removal
River: River Nidd
Location: Nidd Gorge, North Yorkshire, England
Designation: Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)
Lead organisation: Wild Trout Trust
Funding body: European Open Rivers Programme
Supporting organisation: Yorkshire Dales Rivers Trust
Project manager: Jonathan Grey
Contributing representative: Marie Taylor
Structure type: Weir
Weir dimensions: 75m wide; 4m high
Original construction period: Late 18th Century
Reason for removal: Flood damage in 2019; restoration of river connectivity and natural processes
Ecological focus: Migratory fish species including salmon, sea trout and European eel
River length affected: 18km main river; up to 35km including tributaries
Geographical scope of context: Great Britain; Europe
Associated funding organisation: Arcadia
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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Invitation to Tender for Fish Passage Improvement Works (Blyth Flow Gauging Weir) on the Oldcotes Dyke, Blyth, Nottinghamshire
Year: 2025
Region / City: Blyth, Nottinghamshire
Topic: Fish passage improvement, river conservation, tender process
Document Type: Invitation to Tender
Organization / Institution: Wild Trout Trust
Author: Wild Trout Trust
Target Audience: Potential suppliers
Duration: 3 months with an option for extension
Approval Date: 20th June 2025
Modification Date: N/A
Context: Invitation to tender for a project related to improving fish passage in Blyth Flow Gauging Weir while maintaining its function as a flow gauging station.
Ide Parish Council Weir Meadow Working Group Terms of Reference (Approved 19 July 2017)
Year: 2017
Region / City: Ide, Devon, United Kingdom
Organisation: Ide Parish Council
Related Site: Weir Meadow
Document Type: Terms of Reference
Approval Date: 19 July 2017
Version: v.2
Working Group: Weir Meadow Working Group (WMWG)
Subject: Development and management planning for a village sports and recreational facility
Associated Plan: Ide Neighbourhood Plan (Policy IDE05)
Proposed Funding Sources: Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL), National Lottery, local fundraising, Sport England, Football Association
Membership Limit: Maximum 12 members including at least one Parish Councillor
Meeting Frequency: Every two months after 6pm
Initial Mandate Period: 18 months
Permission in Principle for 1 to 8 Dwellings at Weir Riding Centre, Burnley Road, Bacup, April 2024
Year: 2024
Location: Weir, Bacup, OL13 8PZ, United Kingdom
Document Type: Planning Statement
Subject: Permission in Principle for Residential Development
Prepared by: Hartley Planning and Development Associates Ltd
Site Area: 0.199 ha
Number of Dwellings Proposed: 1–8
Land Use: Previously developed equestrian site
Relevant Policies: Rossendale Local Plan 2021 SD2, ENV1; National Planning Policy Framework December 2023
Application References: 2022/0336, 2020/0179, 2014/0216, 2019/0273
Decision Authority: Local Planning Authority (LPA)
Implementation Period: 3 years (5 years if allocated on Brownfield Land Register)
Planning Stage: Stage 1 Permission in Principle
Topics: Scotton Nidd Weir