Thousands of fish killed in park pollution mystery
Dead eels, sticklebacks, gudgeon and stone loach were discovered in a stretch of the River Pool.
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"Beckenham's rivers play a crucial role in supporting the biodiversity of our area, and bring great benefits to the health and wellbeing of residents living in our community."
— Steven Jefferies , Politician
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Dead eels, sticklebacks, gudgeon and stone loach were discovered in a stretch of the River Pool.
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