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Links to water related websites

• (DEFRA)
• Stoke Bardolph Sewage Treatment and Farm: , and leaflet about the (both are pdf documents, which require Adobe Acrobat to read)
• National Water Archive, part of the , with pages on

Heritage websites

• Severn Trent pages on , and
• , hints on researching public health, water supply etc.
•  operated by the Papplewick Pumping Station Trust, with information about the at the site
•  
• The pages on canal history and heritage. Including a page on the history of the
• research by 糖心原创 English PhD student Kathryn Bullen.
• , taken by the Engineer's Department of the Trent River Authority and its predecessors.