Teme
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Many thanks to Homecare for facilitating this camera's location. The River Teme (Welsh Afon Tefeidiad) rises in Mid Wales, south of Newtown in Powys, and flows through Knighton where it crosses the border into England down to Ludlow in Shropshire, then to the north of Tenbury Wells on the Shropshire/Worcestershire border there, on its way to join the River Severn south of Worcester. The whole of the River Teme was designated as an SSSI, by English Nature, in 1996. The Battle of Ludford Bridge was a battle fought in the early years of the Wars of the Roses. It was fought on the 12th of October, 1459, and resulted in a disastrous defeat for the Yorkists. Just down river of the bridge is Horseshoe there is evidence that the it had been built by 1241, powering the Old Street mill on the Ludlow bank and two mills on the opposite bank at Ludford.
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added: 23rd Apr 2012
posted by: Angling Trust
Here's a round up of recent stories from the Angling Trust
1. Angling for Scouts - great initiative to get more youngsters into fishing.
More HERE.
2.... Continue reading
added: 23rd Apr 2012
posted by: Will Smith Teme Fishing and Fisheries
Rain and a red rise
Exactly a month into the close season we saw what most barbel anglers on the Teme spend days and nights watching out for - a rise of about 18" and a flush of warm red water... Continue reading
added: 19th Apr 2012
posted by: Severn River Trust
The Environment Agency have requested our assistance by calling in any abstraction or irrigation going on in the red restricted catchments, see the map on our web site http://severnriverstrust.com/2012/04/important-notice-abstraction-restrictions/).... Continue reading
added: 22nd Feb 2012
posted by: Angling Trust
If you have been reading or watching both local and national media over the last couple of weeks you will have seen that the Angling Trust have been getting great coverage on two of our campaigns which... Continue reading
added: 22nd Feb 2012
posted by: Will Smith Teme Fishing and Fisheries
For those interested in barbel fishing the Teme temperatures for the last few months have been wrong. So wrong. We've had variations between a diabolical 1c but since Christmas it's been hovering between... Continue reading
added: 20th Feb 2012
posted by: Atlantic Salmon Trust
The Ocean Silver Conference probably raised more questions than it answered. The most common point made by conference participants was "OK, we've seen the problems at sea. Now, what are we going to do... Continue reading
added: 21st Nov 2011
posted by: Severn River Trust
Thanks to everyone who came along to the conference.
A full report, including Pod Casts from the speakers cen be seen on our web site.
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