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Bride over troubled waters

Rosanna Spence speaks to Meg Avon – who married the River Avon three years ago in a loving symbol of eco-activism – to discover what it means now the city council has taken the plunge and voted in favour of a charter that supports the water’s rights at a local policy level. Bristolians might love the River Avon, but how are we looking out for its actual wellbeing? Stories of poor water quality and pollution have become an all-too-familiar part o…
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The Bristol Magazine Online broke the news on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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