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Extinction Rebellion activists ‘marry’ the River Stour in World Water Day ceremony to highlight sewage crisis
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Extinction Rebellion activists ‘marry’ the River Stour in World Water Day ceremony to highlight sewage crisis
Image copyright XR BCP Residents gathered on the banks of the River Stour in Muscliffe, on the afternoon of Sunday March 22, 2026, to take part in a colourful and theatrical ‘World Water Wedding’, pledging their commitment to protect the river from pollution. The ceremony, organised by Extinction Rebellion Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (XR BCP), was held on World Water Day and formed part of Extinction Rebellion UK’s Dirty Water campaign, …
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