Burnham Boat Owners join 13 groups in raising concerns over Hinkley's plan to create saltmarsh

Burnham Boat Owners Association is among 13 groups to have signed a joint statement questioning plans by EDF to create a new local saltmarsh in place of measures to prevent fish being killed at Hinkley Point C.

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