First mass wet wipe removal from a UK river launched to clean London’s ‘Wet Wipe Island’
Work has started on the mass excavation of London’s Wet Wipe Island in a first-of-its-kind river clean-up project to further improve the quality of the…
Work has started on the mass excavation of London’s Wet Wipe Island in a first-of-its-kind river clean-up project to further improve the quality of the…
Rivers are the lifeblood of London. The capital has more than 600 kilometres of rivers and streams flowing into London’s greatest river, the River Thames….
Volunteers have spent 133 hours clearing litter and collecting data from rivers in England and Scotland during Plasticblitz 2025, which is an initiative led by…
4,000! That’s the round-up figure of the number of volunteers that we have engaged in our Thames River Watch programme in recent years. These volunteers…
Plastic containing wet wipes should not be sold online at pharmacies to help protect the River Thames, rivers across the UK, and the world’s oceans,…
Environmental charity Thames21 – catchment partnership host for the London Lea – is working alongside its partners to deliver a comprehensive five-year plan to restore…
Responding to the Independent Water Commission report led by Sir Jon Cunliffe, Chris Coode, CEO at environmental charity Thames21, said: “Thames21 welcomes this report, which…
Every picture tells a story, what’s your river story? Our rivers can be beautiful spaces for wildlife and for people, but they can also face…
After recent discussions with Brent Council, Thames21 is sad to announce that it will no longer continue to support the operation of the Welsh Harp…
Environmental charity Thames21 and the River Roding Trust are working together on a groundbreaking programme to identify, test and fix the most damaging sewage and…