Enjoying Our Rivers Kieran Bird details his experience of Kayaking down the River Wye last summer. Learn more
Blog: World Wetlands Day It has been another strong year of work supporting Wetlands for The Rivers Trust and on this World Wetlands Day, we reflect on the state of wetlands and our work protecting and nourishing these vital ecosystems. Learn more
Press Release: Response to Defra Strategic Policy Statement for Ofwat Today Defra will lay out their new draft strategic policy statement for Ofwat, which will come into effect if it lays in Parliament for 40 days without objection. Learn more
Blog: Volunteering with The Rivers Trust Kieran Bird talks about the joys of volunteering with Thames21 on the Bury Lodge wetlands and more exciting ways to get involved with The Rivers trust as a volunteer Learn more
March CEOs Update For March’s newsletter, our Chief Exec, Mark Lloyd reflects on our annual Spring Conference, speaking on the need to work together with different members of the water movement, the successes of raising public consciousness around rivers and the pathways to actions that help our rivers thrive. Learn more
Storm Overflows Reduction Plan lacks urgency — our rivers deserve better Government today announced the start of consultation on its Storm Overflows Discharge Reduction Plan (SODRP). The plan from Defra sets out targets for water companies to reduce the harm caused by pollution from combined sewer (or storm) overflows, meeting the objective set in the Environment Act last year. Learn more
Press Release: Sewage Pollution — The crappiest map The reality of sewage pollution in your local area. Learn more
Press Release: UK to get second designated river bathing site at Oxford’s Port Meadow A stretch of the River Thames at Port Meadow, Oxford, has been designated as an official river bathing location after a nearly two-year long local battle against sewage pollution. Learn more
