Suspect WWII bomb in Bath revealed as rubbish
Police divers have found that a possible unexploded bomb on the bed of the River Avon is actually rubbish
Unexploded bomb in Bath turns out to be rubbish
Police divers investigating a possible World War II device on the bottom of the River Avon in Bath, say it has been revealed to be rubbish on the river bed.
The alarm was raised by Environment Agency workers scanning the river near the Argos Store by the junction between Midland Road and Upper Bristol Road.
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