Blithe Catchment area, UK

[BillieBox]

Did you know that South Staffordshire water are offering grants to the farmers in the Blithe Catchment area? This includes the purchase of a Chemical store.

For more information see this link

 

[chaffcutter]

BLYTHE you mean I take it ?

The village and the pub have always been spelled with a Y, it seems to have been changed quite recently to an I in the name of the river.

 

[BillieBox]

Apologies, I took the spelling from the South Staffordshire water website. :-/

 

[Bury the Trash]

BLYTHE you mean I take it ?

The village and the pub have always been spelled with a Y, it seems to have been changed quite recently to an I in the name of the river.

Catchment area means ' the area around a river that drains into'…. not a village or a pub.

The River Blythe is elsewhere. not the one mentioned by the OP.

 

[Bury the Trash]

Apologies, I took the spelling from the South Staffordshire water website. :-/

and it is correct

 

[chaffcutter]

You are correct that the catchment is that of the Blithe, however it runs through Blythe Bridge and the village of Blythe on its way into Blithfield Reservoir.

I would say most locals would spell it with a y.