WATCH: The growing citizen science movement collecting data to help monitor Thames health
A growing citizen science movement is helping to monitor river pollution by tracking litter across sites between Hammersmith and the

A growing citizen science movement is helping to monitor river pollution by tracking litter across sites between Hammersmith and the

Age UK’s Kensington & Chelsea branch hosted its annual Valentine’s Day Gala this February, featuring a special appearance from Strictly

An estimated 5.8 million students and graduates from England and Wales on Plan Two loans now owe more than £40,000

Twickenham families ushered in the Lunar New Year with a traditional dragon parade that went through the town and stopped at shops and restaurants on Sunday 15th February.

The River Thames could be about to get its first official swimming spot in Kingston – after the government shortlisted it as one of the sites proposed for bathing water status…

A walking netball group in Barnes is keeping players connected to the sport they loved at school. The popular ball

Australian animal trainer Laura Ingall has made a career out of training her pets to star in TV, films and

A group of South Bank traders claim they are being unfairly evicted as their landlord looks to remove them without

Hundreds of people gathered at the historic Guildhall in City of London on Saturday, 7 March to break the Ramadan

Ramadan Tent Project (RTP) held its 10th open Iftar of 2026 at Battersea Arts Centre on Sunday, welcoming people of

Self-proclaimed ‘Colostomummy’ Jo Prance is preparing to climb Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds for women with childbirth injuries – just