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Thames21 raises alarm about river sewage crisis

Thames21 helped raise the alarm about the UK’s river sewage pollution crisis last week – by contributing to a hard-hitting BBC documentary. Thames21 opened last…

Published 19th April 202119th April 2021 Published in Latest news, Thames 21

Regatta London cancellation highlights pressures facing the river Thames

Adverse weather conditions forced Regatta London organisers last week to cancel the UK’s first mass paddlesports event, meant to take place last Sunday 29 September….

Published 3rd October 2019 Published in Latest news

Wetland project we worked on celebrated in international documentary

Firs Farm wetland in Enfield is the focus of a documentary investigating how cities are tackling the issue of flooding worldwide.  The PBS series, Sinking…

Published 17th January 201924th January 2019 Published in Latest news, Thames 21

Thames21 rewilds one of UK’s most polluted waterways

Thames21 staff and volunteers will install nearly 300 square metres of floating reedbed into London’s second river, the Lea, this autumn. Reedbeds will be created…

Published 5th September 20185th September 2018 Published in Latest news

New Fighting Fund for rivers thanks to Thames21 supporters

Thames21 has raised £2,145 in its recent Crowdfunder towards our Fighting Fund to protect rivers. Sixty two of our supporters donated over 56 days. Our chief…

Published 15th August 201815th August 2018 Published in Latest news

New wetlands proposed to transform river health in North London

Thirty four sites suitable for new constructed wetlands and SuDS (Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems) have been identified by communities in north London, with the potential…

Published 27th July 201830th July 2018 Published in Latest news
Food wrappers – the hidden microplastic!

Food wrappers – the hidden microplastic!

Sewage, microplastics and food packaging are among the top culprits impacting the Thames according to new findings from our Thames River Watch. Thanks to this new…

Published 13th July 201621st July 2016 Published in Latest news
River of Death, why fish died in the River Lea, and what can be done

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…

Published 27th July 201319th November 2015 Published in Blog, Latest news, Love the Lea, Sewage pollution, Sustainable drainage
The road to river destruction is paved

The road to river destruction is paved

It is changes like this that see our rivers damaged; the gradual but ultimately large-scale loss of small green spaces like front gardens. While urban…

Published 26th June 201319th November 2015 Published in Blog, Love the Lea, Sewage pollution, Sustainable drainage
Saving North East London’s rivers

Saving North East London’s rivers

These are exciting times for river friendly drainage. Our project to clean polluted water before it enters the Salmons Brook in Enfield is identifying sites,…

Published 2nd February 201330th April 2013 Published in Blog, Latest news, Love the Lea, Sewage pollution

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  • Thames21’s response to London Assembly Committee’s ‘Swimmable Rivers’ report
    Thames21 welcomes this report, which has 12 recommendations for creating clean and healthy rivers in London. These proposals strongly reflect our long-standing calls for action on water quality, biodiversity, and public...
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