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Brenda Rowe
as Self - Reporter
Douglas Bryce
as Self - Director for Pollution Policy, HMIP
Joss Collinson
as Self - Farmer
Paul Connett
as Self - St Lawrence University
John Cross
as Self - National Rivers Authority
Peter Del Strother
as Self - Castle Cement, Clitheroe
David Forster
as Self - Cheshire Waste Regulatory Authority
Alistair Hay
as Self - University of Leeds
Vyvyan Howard
as Self - University of Liverpool
Mike Matthews
as Self - Former Inspector, NW Region, National Rivers Authority
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