NottsPod

In the series finale, we consider what we can learn from the history of rivers and water, and what the future could hold. Click here for the Trentbelly Bibliography. If you want to help make the future River Trent smug and silver, consider donating time or money to one of these charities that do river restoration and rewilding work: Trent Rivers Trust Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust Canal & Riv...

The government has published its vision for the future of water - how radical is it? Click here for the Trentbelly Bibliography.

We go on a tour to see how other countries are doing with their rivers and water. Click here for the Trentbelly Bibliography.

Why did privatized water go so wrong? Click here for the Trentbelly Bibliography.

Margaret Thatcher and the Great Sewer Sell-Off. Click here for the Trentbelly Bibiliography.

Water doesn't respect council boundaries. Click here for the Trentbelly Bibiliography.

It's council vs company in a battle over Nottingham's water, and one workaholic leaves a huge legacy. Click here for the Trentbelly Bibiliography.

Returning to the Victorians, we learn about the local Notts engineer who pioneered the water system we take for granted today. Click here for the Trentbelly Bibiliography.

Our rivers are unnatural, and not just because of pollution. Click here for the Trentbelly Bibiliography.

NottsPod's first ever special guest, Dr Scott McKenzie, head of rivers and nature-based solutions at the Trent Rivers Trust, chats to us about healing the Trent. Click here for the Trentbelly Bibiliography.

It turns out there's a lot more than just sewage ruining our rivers. Click here for the Trentbelly Bibiliography.

In the first episode of Trentbelly, we explore why sewage flows into our rivers. Click here for the Trentbelly Bibiliography.

Welcome to NottsPod, your new local podcast where Tom Suchoruczka and Michael Krawec investigate and discuss issues affecting your area!