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East London’s rivers choked by our waste – report reveals

A study of rivers running through the London Boroughs of Hackney, Haringey, Tower Hamlets, and Waltham Forest and Epping Forest has shown that the Lea…

Published 16th December 201128th February 2022 Published in Latest news, Love the Lea

Tree Planting with Mitchellbrook Primary School

Mitchell Brook Primary School students are working with Thames21 to improve Brent Feeder Canal for people and wildlife. Students from reception classes and after school…

Published 12th December 201128th February 2022 Published in Brent, Latest news

Photography competition winner announced

Jenny Dowsett was announced as the winner of the first Thames21 Hillingdon waterway photography competition at the launch of the project late last month. (see…

Published 12th December 201128th February 2022 Published in Hillingdon, Latest news
River Lea water testing

River Lea water testing

We’ve now finished analysing the water samples taken on the main tributaries of the Lea – Salmons Brook, Pymmes Brook, the Moselle, Dagenham Brook, Cobbins…

Published 8th December 201130th April 2013 Published in Latest news, Love the Lea
Fatwalk receives planning permission!

Fatwalk receives planning permission!

The new two-mile long route – one of the Mayor’sGreat Spaces projects – will include new footpaths and cycle ways set within new structures aimed…

Published 5th July 201130th April 2013 Published in Lea River Park
Three Mills Green re-design progressing

Three Mills Green re-design progressing

Churchman Landscape Architects have been appointed by the Lee Valley Regional Park to improve Three Mills Green for people and wildlife. They will be holding a…

Published 26th April 201130th April 2013 Published in Lea River Park
Lea River Park submitted for planning permission!

Lea River Park submitted for planning permission!

The plans for the Lea River Park have been submitted to Newham and Tower Hamlets councils to be assessed for planning permission.  See the ‘Fatwalk’…

Published 6th April 201130th April 2013 Published in Lea River Park

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