Lauren Beavis
News and Environment Reporter at South West News Service (SWNS)
News and Environment reporter @SWNS | Co-founder @risingearthnews | Void Radio Bristol
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1 week ago |
dailystar.co.uk | Lauren Beavis |Ashley Pemberton
A wild swimmer married the River Avon, despite it being so polluted with sewage it leaves her and pals smelling of human poo, and says it is wedded blissA woman who married a river in a bid to protect it from pollution says it's wedded bliss – apart from when she broke her leg swimming in it. Meg Avon, 28, was blessed in holy matrimony with the filthy, vomit-inducing River Avon in the South West of England two years ago.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Lauren Beavis |Ashley Pemberton
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express.co.uk | Lauren Beavis
Meg married the river Avon in a symbolic ceremony (Image: Charlotte Sawyer / Rave on for the Avon / SWNS)The 28 year old Mrs Meg Avon, who hails from Bristol, was united in matrimony with the River Avon in the South West of England, marking an unconventional yet sacred alliance. As a wellbeing facilitator, activist, and author, Meg shares insights into how she maintains the spark with her "darling" river as they commemorate their second year together.
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3 weeks ago |
talker.news | Lauren Beavis
By Lauren BeavisBritish scientists in the Antarctic are using new technology to track where they go to the toilet - to help keep it clean. The British Antarctic Survey team is using vehicle tracking and colored dials on its snowmobiles to monitor when and where they have toilet breaks. During long trips, BAS scientists sometimes use makeshift toilets like a bucket in the snow with a wooden seat or inside a toilet tent. It is said to be 'not the comfortable experience in subzero temperatures'.
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3 weeks ago |
messenger-inquirer.com | Lauren Beavis
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