Page 29 - River Action News Today

The Vaults & Garden cafe in Oxford is hosting a talk to mark its 20th anniversary.

More water company regulations and improvements at treatment plants needed to protect rivers, say authors

A GROUP of open water swimmers joined two men for the Henley leg of their 10-day journey along the River Thames to demand action on pollution. Tim Wakefield and...

The infectious enthusiasm of the host of the wildly popular children’s television show Deadly 60 has educated a generation. So what’s next for Steve Backshall, whose passion has taken a campaigning turn? He talks about marine magic and the UK’s woeful water companies

Campaigners swim 2km (1.2mile) along the River Thames to raise awareness of river pollution.

Government plans to axe nutrient neutrality laws caused uproar over river pollution –but they are on hold for now after Lords defeat.

Ofwat and the government's Environment Agency may have broken environmental laws by allowing water companies to discharge sewage more regularly than permissions allow.

The race takes place on Saturday, Sept. 16.

River Action will host the annual Taming of the Slough adventure triathlon later this month.

Lack of data and questions over sewage monitor reliability mean the true number of illegal discharges happening when there is little or no rain may be much larger than is publicly known