Thames Water dumped sewage into Thames for 14 hours
Thames Water released untreated sewage into the River Thames at Isleworth for 14.5 hours on June 2. Local councillor calls for nationalisation and immediate action.
Category : River Thames
Henley Campaigners Demand Bathing Water Rule Changes
Campaigners in Henley argue that the River Thames failed to gain bathing water status due to a narrow definition of 'bathers' that excludes rowers, swimmers, and other river users, creating a catch-22 situation.
Tana River Conservation Secures Nairobi's Water Supply
A decade-long water fund project in Kenya's Upper Tana watershed has boosted water quality, reduced treatment costs, and empowered farmers through sustainable practices, safeguarding Nairobi's water against climate impacts.
Sewage Spills 300,000 Times in England Despite Drought Conditions
Water companies discharged raw sewage into England's waterways nearly 300,000 times last year, despite drought conditions and hosepipe bans across the country. Environmental campaigners condemn the ongoing pollution crisis.
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Albert Bridge Could Be Closed Until 2027 for £8.5m Repairs
The historic Albert Bridge in West London may remain closed to traffic until 2027 for extensive £8.5 million repairs, diverting 15,000 vehicles daily. The Grade II* listed structure requires complex stabilization work.
Exclusion Zone Widened Around WWII 'Doomsday Wreck'
The exclusion zone around the SS Richard Montgomery, a WWII shipwreck packed with explosives in the Thames Estuary, has been expanded due to increasing instability and tsunami risks.
Khan Slams Thames Water, Avoids Public Ownership Backing
Sadiq Khan condemns Thames Water's sewage dumping as unacceptable but declines to support Green Party calls for nationalisation, citing cost concerns for Londoners.
Thames Water Dividends Questioned After Major Flood
Thames Water executives faced intense questioning from councillors about dividend payments just hours before a major water main burst flooded Caledonian Road in Islington, raising infrastructure concerns.
Caledonian Road Flooded by Burst Pipe, Homes Without Water
A burst water main has flooded Caledonian Road in Islington, shutting the street and leaving dozens of homes without water. Thames Water engineers are on site to address the issue.
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Country Diary: Kneeling by the River, Hoping for Clean Water
A reflective account of a riverside visit, blending personal observation with concerns over water quality and environmental health in natural settings.
Colorado River Deadline: Seven States Must Agree on Water Cuts
The Colorado River, a lifeline for 40 million people, faces a critical deadline as seven states struggle to agree on water cuts amid climate pressures and overdraft.
Thames May Get First Official Swimming Spot - Is It Safe?
A section of the River Thames in Ham and Kingston could become the first official bathing site on the river, part of 13 new proposed swimming locations. However, water quality issues including sewage pollution raise safety concerns.
Thames at Ham Proposed as London's First River Bathing Site
The Thames at Ham in southwest London has been shortlisted as one of 13 new designated bathing water sites across England, marking a potential milestone for river swimming in the capital.
London's Thames to Get First Official Wild Swimming Spot
The Government has proposed 13 new official bathing sites, including the first designated swimming spot on the River Thames in West London, marking a significant improvement in water quality since the river was declared biologically dead in the 1950s.
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Thames to Heat London Landmarks via New Network
A £72.7 million project will use the River Thames to provide low-carbon heating for iconic London buildings like the National Theatre and King's College London.
Noosa Houseboat Owners Protest 28-Day Anchoring Rule
Houseboat residents in Noosa River, priced out of the housing market, face eviction due to a new 28-day anchoring limit, sparking debates over class and river access.
Thames to Heat London Landmarks in £72.7m Scheme
A £72.7 million heat network will use the River Thames to provide low-carbon heating for landmarks like the National Theatre and King's College London, cutting emissions and energy bills.
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