Waste Water
Open House London Weekend: Steaming at the Beam Engine Museum
Grade II listed Victorian industrial building (1886) set within a park and next to the River Lea, with the original Wood Bros beam pumping engine in situ, as originally installed. Recently...
Victorian Mayhem at Markfield Park
125th Anniversary of the commissioning of the Beam Engine
Step back in time to the Industrial Revolution... Hear the hissing of steam... The smell of hot oil... See the action of the Engine...
River Ecology Talk at the Lancasterian School
River ecology talk by Theo Thomas, London Canalkeeper at Thames21 at the...
Theo Thomas, Thames21
Theo works for Thames21, a charity dedicated to working with people to protect their local rivers and canals. Theo started the Love the Lea campaign because the rivers in the Lower Lea Valley are...
The Moselle River is Telling Us 'It is Ill'
Sewage fungus is a clear sign a river is sick. It grows when the pollution in the river is bad enough to see bacteria grow so much that it forms long grey feathery strands and clumps.
When...
Citizen Action for River Health
The latest stage of Love the Lea is practical action – citizen action.
We now have our first teams of water quality testers across the London Borough of Enfield. 25 people have been trained...
