Love the Lea – campaign update May
In the two years since Love the Lea started what have we learnt? We know the Lea and the rivers that flow into it are…
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Thames21 helps young brothers net thousands for WaterAid with 24-hour fishathon
Teenager George Rosenfeld, 14, and his younger brother Joseph, 12, have helped raise over £5,000 for international charity WaterAid by organising a 24-hour fishathon in…
Winners of 2013 Annual Photography Competition announced
– The best images of London’s waterways go on display at the National Maritime Museum alongside Ansel Adams: Photography from the…
London’s waterways showcased in style
Winners of 2013 Annual Photography Competition announced – The best images of London’s waterways go on display at the National Maritime Museum alongside Ansel Adams…
Greening the Lea
In the dawn of 2013, a bunch of brave volunteers came out in the snow and rain to construct green wall modules for our Greening…
Treasury urged to help England Break Bag Habit
Ahead of George Osborne’s Budget on Wednesday, the Break the Bag Habit campaign [1] expresses surprise that the Treasury seems not to know the difference…
DEEP CLEAN 2013 – My kind of thing… water, mud and wind
Friederike Hanisch Project Dirt Capital Clean Up Cluster Coordinator I had such a fabulous morning … Playing with mud, water and plastic bags at the…
River Shuttle makes friends for life
Joanne Bradley River Shuttle Coordinator I have been lucky enough to coordinate Thames21’s work on the River Shuttle in Bexley, on the outskirts of South…
Volunteers needed to help ‘Deep Clean’ Thames foreshore on some of lowest tides of 2013
2 days: Friday March 15, Saturday March 16, Isle of Dogs MP Jim Fitzpatrick to join Saturday event MP Jim Fitzpatrick will join hundreds of…
Thames21 calls for partnership solutions for ailing River Lea
Thames21 statement, Tuesday Feb 26 Thames21 is calling for a collaborative approach to help fix the broken urban water cycle in East London and make…