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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The refurbishment of the adjacent existing Cotton Hall Boarding House (pictured) has already started. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The refurbishment of the adjacent existing Cotton Hall Boarding House (pictured) has already started. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The refurbishment of the adjacent existing Cotton Hall Boarding House (pictured) has already started. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The refurbishment of the adjacent existing Cotton Hall Boarding House (pictured) has already started. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The refurbishment of the adjacent existing Cotton Hall Boarding House (pictured) has already started. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The refurbishment of the adjacent existing Cotton Hall Boarding House (pictured) has already started. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage (pictured) and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The refurbishment of the adjacent existing Cotton Hall Boarding House (pictured) has already started. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage (pictured) and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. One of the huge lime trees (pictured) in a row that are situated next to the site is likely to be lost. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. One of the huge lime trees (pictured) in a row that are situated next to the site is likely to be lost. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees (some pictured behind the adjacent cemetry wall) at the site will also be felled in the process. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees (some pictured behind the adjacent cemetry wall) at the site will also be felled in the process. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees (some pictured behind the adjacent cemetry wall) at the site will also be felled in the process. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees (some pictured behind the adjacent cemetry wall) at the site will also be felled in the process. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End (pictured). Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The refurbishment of the adjacent existing Cotton Hall Boarding House (pictured) has already started. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages (pictured) Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. The postbox pictured will need to be relocated as part of the project. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End (pictured). Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The refurbishment of the adjacent existing Cotton Hall Boarding House (pictured) has already started. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage (pictured) and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage (pictured) and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The refurbishment of the adjacent existing Cotton Hall Boarding House (pictured) has already started. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The refurbishment of the adjacent existing Cotton Hall Boarding House (pictured) has already started. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Eton, UK. 6th June, 2025. Eton College are to build a new boarding house for 55 pupils plus staff in the grounds of the famous public boarding school in Eton, Windsor, Berkshire. It will mean the demolition of two cottages, Briary Cottage and Briary End. Sadly 29 trees at the site will also be felled in the process. The refurbishment of the adjacent existing Cotton Hall Boarding House (pictured) has already started. The current annual fees to attend the all boys public boarding school are over £63k. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Slough, Berkshire, UK. 30th May, 2025. The Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works (pictured) into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scientists in Roundmoor Ditch last year showed high levels of bot-stock-photo
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Slough, Berkshire, UK. 30th May, 2025. Possible sewage fungs in the Roundmoor Ditch Siphon Inlet. The Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works (pictured) into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scient-stock-photo
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Slough, Berkshire, UK. 30th May, 2025. The Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works (pictured) into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scientists in Roundmoor Ditch last year showed high levels of bot-stock-photo
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Slough, Berkshire, UK. 30th May, 2025. The Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works (pictured) into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scientists in Roundmoor Ditch last year showed high levels of bot-stock-photo
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Slough, Berkshire, UK. 30th May, 2025. Possible sewage in the Roundmoor Ditch Inlet Siphon. The Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works (pictured) into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scientists i-stock-photo
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Slough, Berkshire, UK. 30th May, 2025. The Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works (pictured) into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scientists in Roundmoor Ditch last year showed high levels of bot-stock-photo
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Slough, Berkshire, UK. 30th May, 2025. The Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works (pictured) into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scientists in Roundmoor Ditch last year showed high levels of bot-stock-photo
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Slough, Berkshire, UK. 30th May, 2025. The Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works (pictured) into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scientists in Roundmoor Ditch last year showed high levels of bot-stock-photo
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Dorney, UK. 30th May, 2025. A water level monitor shows high levels in Roundmoor Ditch. The Thames Water Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scientists in-stock-photo
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Dorney, UK. 30th May, 2025. The Thames Water Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scientists in Roundmoor Ditch last year showed high levels of both nitrate-stock-photo
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Dorney, UK. 30th May, 2025. The Thames Water Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scientists in Roundmoor Ditch last year showed high levels of both nitrate-stock-photo
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Dorney, UK. 30th May, 2025. The Thames Water Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scientists in Roundmoor Ditch last year showed high levels of both nitrate-stock-photo
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Dorney, UK. 30th May, 2025. A water level monitor shows high levels in Roundmoor Ditch. The Thames Water Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scientists in-stock-photo
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Dorney, UK. 30th May, 2025. The Thames Water Event Duration Monitor that monitors discahrges from Slough Sewage Works into Roundmoor Ditch has been offline for weeks now. The amount of floodwater on nearby Dorney Common is higher than normal. Although some of this is due to weeds in Roundmoor Ditch, it is possible that sewage has been discharged into Roundmoor Ditch by Thames Water. Cattle grazing on Dorney Common drink water from Roundmoor Ditch (pictured) which may be contaminated with sewage. Water measurements taken by Citizen Scientists in Roundmoor Ditch last year showed high levels of b-stock-photo