Glastonbury Town Council Recognises the Rights of the River Brue
Glastonbury Town Council has formally recognised the rights of the River Brue, following the unanimous adoption of a River Charter at the Full Council meeting on Tuesday 8 September. The Charter sets out six fundamental rights for the river, covering its natural flow, ecological functions, freedom from pollution, sustainable aquifers, biodiversity and restoration. As part of the resolution, the Council agreed: