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Discoloured river water in Hatherleigh likely caused by sediment, not sewage

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The discoloured water in the River Lew in Hatherleigh this week is believed to be sediment, the Environment Agency has said today.
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Discoloured river water in Hatherleigh likely caused by sediment, not sewage

The discoloured water in the River Lew in Hatherleigh this week is believed to be sediment, the Environment Agency has said today.

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tavistock-today.co.uk broke the news on Friday, July 10, 2026.
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