The team at Riverside House
MORE than £50,000 has been awarded to a Stourbridge project that has been slowly but surely helping to breathe new life into an overgrown site by the River Stour and town canal.
Severn Trent has awarded £51,934 to Riverside House CIC towards its ongoing development of a derelict 19th century ironworks site into a place that aims to inspire wellbeing and improve biodiversity.
The project will also create a unique wetland ecosystem treatment area to purify greywater for other uses.
Clare Evans, from Riverside House, said: "Riverside House are thrilled to have been granted funds to develop a grey-water management wetland area that will greatly improve biodiversity on this special site.

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