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#KeepLifeFlowing starts now! 💧 From football pitches to veg patches, washing up to your favourite drink — water keeps it all going. Even the smallest change can make a big difference. Let's protect our water, together. 🌍 Find out how: bit.ly/KeepLifeFlowin…

Report sightings of the tree pest #OakProcessionaryMoth The caterpillars and their nests contain hairs which can cause rashes, eye and throat irritations Report sightings👉 orlo.uk/jRlSg Sightings on our woodland or open spaces 👉 email [email protected]

🚨This is not transformational reform, this is putting lipstick on a pig🐷 😠 Look past the glossy veneer of today’s Independent Water Commission recommendations and you’ll see it utterly fails to prioritise public benefit over private profit. This is not transformational

🚨 BREAKING NEWS! 🚨 - Water Commission falls short 🔗- bit.ly/4o3Bldi The Water Commission's final report ultimately offers “the illusion of change – not real change.”💢 Instead of ending pollution-for-profit, it props up the broken privatised model that caused this

Water and sewage are critical infrastructure for public health. The Independent Water Commission final report makes important recommendations including on specific public health targets. gov.uk/government/pub…

A missed opportunity & yet another failure by government to take responsibility for the consequences of privatization. They’ve let down the bill payer, the river, and all the species that depend on her. bit.ly/4lX1AAJ

Our CEO James Wallace on the Water Commission's failure to capitalise on a once-in-a-generation opportunity.... 🗣️

BREAKING: Ofwat abolished in biggest overhaul of water since privatisation. New water regulator established to cut pollution into our rivers and protect families from massive bill hikes. Water responsibilities across four regulators merged into one. gov.uk/government/new…

Five key takeaways from the landmark water sector review bbc.in/3IxcUEP

Fully agree with Thames21 on Cunliffe report ‘We are especially pleased to see recognition of the power of local catchment partnerships. This is a proven way to bring communities, councils, charities, and businesses together to tackle water challenges.’ thames21.org.uk/2025/07/thames…

⁦The Rivers Trust⁩ also flag #partnership benefits ’Calls for increase in funding for Catchment Partnerships and the creation of new regional planning bodies, as part of a systems approach to managing water with clearer strategic direction from govt.’ theriverstrust.org/press-releases…

Kathryn from the ⁦Chesham Town Council⁩ explains the workings of the newly installed sluice. This will enable the control of levels in the main river Chess and the bypass channels. This will reduce flood risk and support habitat. Thanks to the ⁦Environment Agency⁩ for attending.

A great event for anyone interested in the fascinating interactions between surface waters and geology where swallow holes reveal the source of hidden underground streams!

Do you want to know how much rain fell in the #Herts and North #London Area during June or how high the river flows were? Pic shows River Ash (Herts) at Much Hadham Environment Agency gov.uk/government/pub…

In Chesham last evening we were joined by staff of the Environment Agency. It's important that the public know of the good work done by the EA. I am one of the fiercest critics of parts of the agency but supportive of the work carried out on the ground by highly talented people.

River Chess in Rickmansworth looking good. This has become a stronghold for water voles. Great habitat and reliable flows. ⁦Chilterns National Landscape⁩ ⁦Chiltern Society⁩ ⁦Chilterns National Landscape⁩

Who needs beavers when you have water voles this size. This is the recently restored section of the River Chess, on Chesham Moor. Picture taken from the newly installed Beechey Bridge, thanks to Mick Finn visiting from Lincoln. ⁦Chilterns National Landscape⁩ ⁦Chiltern Society⁩

Do you know a charity or community group that want to support local wildlife? Our Rooting for Wildlife fund is available for projects that restore or create habitats for priority species. Apply by 31 July🌿bit.ly/4fb8TSD Hertfordshire County Council Essex County Council London Borough of Harrow Folkestone & Hythe District Council

Progress of the new chalk grasslands at the HS2 site in West Hyde was inspected by the Leader of Three Rivers District Council. Click here to read more 👇 orlo.uk/s704h

Many thanks to our volunteers for another thorough #balsambash. Much Himalayan Balsam removed and Purple Loosestrife planted. The #RiverVer chalk stream is all the better for it.