Ghost Fishing UK remove over 180 kilos of deadly lost fishing gear from Sussex seabed
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Almost 200Kg of lost fishing gear known as ‘Ghost Gear’ has been recovered from the seabed by volunteer divers from the charity Ghost Fishing UK, in a collaborative project with Sussex Wildlife Trust.
The charity Ghost Fishing UK responded this week to reports from scuba divers in the Brighton area to locate and survey lost fishing nets on the shipwreck of the Pentyrch, before making a plan to remove it.
Lost or abandoned fishing gear is problematic in our oceans, with an estimated 640,000 tonnes lost into the sea globally each year.
It s easy to find a little bit of Hollywood on our shores this summer
As the UK continues to attract big budget productions to its shores, why not add a little cinematic magic to your UK holiday this summer?
Harry Styles films My Policeman on Brighton beach
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So there I was, en route to the seafront via one of Brighton’s Regency squares, when who should I clap eyes on but a former One Direction heartthrob, in full vintage copper get-up; his curls chastened by a traditional Bobby’s helmet.
In less straitened times the hubbub could’ve been mistaken for a hen-party booking but hotels aren’t yet open and, according to a couple of Stylers, this was the real deal. It was Harry.
Trait shared between young drinkers weather in london, paris or new york. the younger wineries are interested in learning more about wine. it s not just grabbing a bottle of wine off the supermarket shelf. reporter: virginia hopes wine tourism will follow new drinkers. lovely, small, fine bubbles. reporter: back at ridgeview the roberts family will have to wait until the new year to see in their sparkling wine brings any american tourists to the sussex coast. live monday december the 27th, the faa is uncertain when new york s three major airports will reopen. travelers trying to get home from their christmas holiday got stuck instead. overnight we had about 250 passengers that were stranded here at the airport. we did our best to accommodate them with cots, pillows, blankets, food and water, so the