Teme in a sentence

A spokesperson for Environment Agency Midlands said: "Our teams are out on the River Teme at Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire responding to a localised oil spill.

The council says there are no current or historic complaints on the licensing system for the club at The Linney bordering the River Teme.

Visitors with their own apple trees were able to bring their fruit along for identification, while an apple juicing service was provided by Apple Teme at the October 7 event.

A flood risk assessment accompanying the application says the floor levels of the units will be at 30cm above the Teme’s peak river flood level.

Knighton's Jody Oliver at the Teme Valley Vintage Machinery Show in 1982.

Mrs Baldwin said: "It was great to see so many big-hearted villagers from the beautiful village of Clifton upon Teme come out on a rainy Friday to help pick litter.

The Environment Agency has issued a host of for areas around the county, including the Severn and Vyrnwy Confluence, the Rea Brook and Cound Brook, the Tern and Perry catchments, the Teme, and the River Salwarpe.

A yellow alert for heavy wind ended at 11am this morning, but severe flood warnings remain in place for the rivers Lymn and Steeping in Lincolnshire, as well as the River Teme in Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Shropshire.

Flood water surrounds abandoned cars left in a flooded street in Tenbury Wells, after the River Teme burst its banks in western England, on February 16, 2020, after Storm Dennis caused flooding across large swathes of Britain.

People were rescued by fire-fighters from seven properties at Mill Green near the River Teme in Knighton, Powys.

Furthermore, the lack of development to the south and west allows for the town's historic setting (and particularly that of the castle) by the Teme and the neighbouring countryside to be readily appreciated in the modern day.

Landmarks Dinham Bridge crossing the River Teme ; Ludlow Castle is situated above on the hill.

Mill Street and Broad Street, leading down from the very centre to the Teme in the south, are particularly famous for their rich architectural heritage and vistas, with many fine Georgian buildings.

The River Severn and the River Teme partially froze over in Worcester during this cold snap.

The River Teme drains this part of the county, before flowing into Worcestershire to the south and joining the River Severn.

The streets then run down to the Rivers Teme and Corve (their confluence being to the northwest of the centre of Ludlow) to the north and south.

The surface of the Teme has an approximate elevation of convert as it passes Ludford Bridge.