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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

Volunteers count record 4,350 single-use plastic bottles in a day

By Ian Lamont, Communications Manager A group of Thames21 volunteers has reset the record for the number of single-use plastic bottles found in one day…

Published 1st December 201728th April 2018 Published in Latest news

Thames21 finds a record 1,300 bottles on one site in one day, in Thamesmead

Communications Manager Ian Lamont reports on a discovery of a huge number of single us plastic bottles in Thamesmead and explains how it fits into…

Published 6th July 201729th November 2017 Published in Blog

Huge new green space for Harrow: Stanmore Marsh Wetlands officially opens after restoration

Free fun community activities on June 28 as part of London Rivers Week Date of release: June 16 EVENT DATE: Wednesday June 28 2pm-3.30pm Stanmore…

Published 19th June 20178th June 2018 Published in Media Releases

Ninth annual 3 Rivers Clean Up to focus on plastic awareness as well as blitz on balsam

PRESS RELEASE Date of release: May 19 2017 The damage plastic is causing to the environment, particularly waterways, will be one of the themes of the…

Published 19th May 2017 Published in Media Releases

Outfall safaris are tackling river pollution – and you can help as a citizen scientist!

Joe Pecorelli, the Zoological Society of London’s Europe Conservation Project Manager, tells us about work running across the capital to prioritise and map sources of…

Published 2nd May 201713th January 2022 Published in Blog

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  • Putting Rivers First: Thames21’s Response to Defra’s Water White Paper
    On January 20, the Government published its Water White Paper, described as a “once-in-a-generation overhaul”. While we welcome the commitment to a stronger regulator and increased oversight, we think that the White...
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