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What is the River Test?

The River Test is a famous chalk stream in Hampshire, known for its clear waters and rich biodiversity, including salmon and trout. Water companies often abstract water from rivers like the Test to supply local communities. However, this can impact the river's ecosystem, especially during dry periods, which is why Southern Water needs special permission to continue taking water.

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