Thames21 and HSBC ready to fix broken rivers
East London’s broken rivers1 are one step closer to being fixed with the announcement of a 4-year Thames21 project to tackle urban pollution in the…
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Londoners take challenge for the Thames
A huge thank you to the many Londoners that got stuck in with us for the 2013 Cleaner Thames Challenge at the Isle of Dogs…
Cleaner Thames Challenge 2013
Press Release for immediate release London’s leading waterways charity joins in International Coastal Cleanup Volunteers needed! Londoners are again being urged to challenge themselves on…
Environmental groups welcome the start of Thames Tunnel planning process.
Thames Tunnel Now claims top level support for the new super sewer TTN Release This week sees the start of the examination of the planning…
Join in the Cleaner Thames Challenge
Be part of a global effort to clean up our ocean, lakes and rivers We are mobilising forces across the capital to clean up the…
River of Death, why fish died in the River Lea, and what can be done
Thousands of fish died in the River Lea last week after rain washed the accumulated pollution from East London’s roads into the river. The River Lea…
Love the Lea July Campaign Update
Rescuing Pymmes Park Lake Theo Thomas A blocked drain spilled raw sewage into Pymmes Park Lake last November, dropping dissolved oxygen levels to zero. Since…
Reedbeds could help revive polluted River Lea
Independent research calls for extensive reedbed creation to reduce water pollution, boost biodiversity and increase London green space. The creation of reedbeds along the River Lee (or…
Catchment Based Approach right way forward for our rivers
We were delighted to hear Defra’s announcement of the formal introduction of a Catchment Based Approach to river management in England this week, and agree…
Explore your river this summer with 3 Rivers Clean Up
Call for volunteers for 5th annual 3 Rivers Clean-Up following stark warnings from State of Nature Report about freshwater habitats Free, open volunteer events and…