24/07/26: Drought declared in North Wales, investing in water security, river pollution in Pembrokeshire.
July is on course to be the driest in Wales for almost 190 years. It means that North Wales and the Upper Severn catchment are the first areas in the UK to be declared officially in drought, this year. So far this month they've seen less than two per cent of the usual rainfall. Natural Resources Wales says river…
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