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August is always reliable for the local birder and 2022 was no different, as bumper Pied Flycatcher and Garganey numbers were enjoyed along with some exciting seawatching.
RESIDENTS are being warned about the dangers of reservoir swimming as temperatures soar ahead of the school holidays. United Utilities, which owns reservoirs across dozens of beauty spots in the region, has released an urgent safety message highlighting the possibility of drowning as a result of trips to reservoirs. Mark Seymour, the company s catchment manager for Manchester, said: “Open water swimmers have been noticed at a few of our reservoirs recently. They turn up in wet suits, and ignore the fact that swimming is prohibited. “Not only should they know better than to ignore the warning signs but they’re also setting a dangerous example because young people might see them and get the wrong impression that it’s safe.
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The Rivington-based Anderton Centre offers young people a chance to take part in exciting outdoor activities. David Germain, the centre s chief executive officer, said: “The facilities and activities we offer at Anderton are absolutely perfect in terms of tying in with the gradual road map out of lockdown. “People can come to this beautiful part of the world on their doorstep and take part in all kinds of exciting activities – both on water and land - and they can do so in a Covid-secure environment. “Such activities have never been more important than they are now, as being outside is a clearly a mitigating factor for reducing the transmission of Covid-19.