Pollution of the Afon Llynfi
1st August 2020
Fish Legal is advising its members – the Gwent Angling Society – in respect of a major pollution that hit the Afon Llynfi, a tributary of the River Wye, in mid-Wales in early August 2020. It is thought that at least 5 kilometres of river was affected, with tens of thousand of fish killed. Natural Resources Wales confirmed on 29 October 2021 that they were not pursuing any enforcement action in connection with the incident https://naturalresourceswales.gov.uk/about-us/news-and-events/news/llynfi-pollution-investigation-ends-without-further-action-being-taken/?lang=en
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