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Faulty drains threaten Thames water quality

Date of Release: Wednesday 6 December 2017 Londoners urged to check plumbing as signs of contamination found in almost one-third of outfalls across capital Raw…

Published 6th December 2017 Published in Media Releases

Londoners urged to explore the capital’s forgotten rivers during London Rivers Week

Escape city stress by exploring ‘66 Shards-worth’ of newly rewilded rivers Monday 26 JUNE – Sunday 2 JULY London, UK – 13 June 2017: Londoners…

Published 14th June 201716th October 2017 Published in Media Releases

FatFace shoppers raise £348 for Thames21 via Thanks for Giving campaign

Shoppers at FatFace raised £348 for Thames21 during their Thanks for Giving campaign last November, which was the company’s answer to the Black Friday discount…

Published 22nd March 20178th June 2018 Published in Latest news

How Thames21 has helped me share my passion

My name is Sam Tonge and I am the Project Leader for Royal Holloway University’s ‘Thames Improvement Team’, a volunteer group that runs in partnership with Thames21….

Published 21st November 201628th February 2022 Published in Blog
Thames21 to receive support from FatFace in Chelsea during Black Friday week

Thames21 to receive support from FatFace in Chelsea during Black Friday week

Date of release: November 17th, 2016 The Chelsea branch of FatFace, the clothing and gifts outlet, has chosen Thames21 as their “Thanks for Giving” charity…

Published 17th November 201618th November 2016 Published in Media Releases

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  • Thames21 and the River Roding Trust launch water quality monitoring project on the lower Roding
    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 road run-off outfalls on a...
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