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Barrasford

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The head end of an eel on the ocean floor. It is grey, orangy-pink and cream coloured with a large blue eye and pupil. There are small circles dotted about on its skin and it has a pronounced lower jaw.

Two-year project to install eel screens begins

The £11.8m screens prevent eels entering Barrasford pumping station on the River North Tyne.