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When referred to in an environmental permit these rules will allow the operator to erect and use temporary scaffolding affecting up to

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The original source of the River Bulbourne emerges near the hamlet of Bulbourne a small settlement whose name directly derives

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During the Industrial Age in 1797 the Grand Union Canal was dug alongside the entire length of the river and the Bulbourne

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From Berkhamsted to Boxmoor the river Bulbourne is inextricably linked with the Grand Union Canal At the Old Mill public house

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With this exemption you can erect and use temporary scaffolding on a main river You cannot erect scaffolding across

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Temporary scaffolding in or over a main river for no more than 4 weeks

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Following restoration the Moors will continue to be grazed as they have been for centuries but alternate sections of river bank are to

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The River Bulbourne is a small river in Dacorum Hertfordshire England The word bourne derives from the Anglo Saxon word for a