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Londoners invited to protect their patch of river through new citizen science hubs September 2016, London A new opportunity for Londoners to help the fight-back…
Londoners invited to protect their patch of river through new citizen science hubs September 2016, London A new opportunity for Londoners to help the fight-back…
September 2016: The Big Count is back! The Big Count is back this September as Thames21, a waterways charity keen on putting healthy rivers at the heart…
Locals invited to share their views on improvement plans 23 August 2016: Grenfell Park, Romford: Romford residents are invited to a blockbuster free family fun day in…
Food wrappers contributing to global microplastics issue 28 July 2016: New data from Thames21’s Thames River Watch programme shows that food packaging in the Thames…
LONDON RIVERS WEEK: 27 JUNE – 3 JULY London, UK – 15 June 2016: Have you ever wondered where your local river is? What secret…
London, UK – 02 June 2016: The capital’s ‘blue corridors’ have benefited from extensive river restoration, which far exceeds the London Plan’s target to restore…
Charities call for universal charge as poll shows public confusion over limited regulations As the Government collects carrier bag usage statistics for the first time…
Queensbury Park in Harrow has been undergoing something of a transformation over the last two years. On Tuesday, the new wetland was officially opened by…
A multi-coloured work of art made entirely from litter is highlighting the shocking levels of dumped plastic in London’s river. Michelle Reader’s A Bellyful of…
A series of snappy talks on the innovative ways people are rewilding hearts, minds and places in the North-West of London aims to inspire more…