The Cleaner Thames campaign is all about stopping rubbish getting in the River Thames.
Every year hundreds of tonnes of plastic bottles, food wrappers and other rubbish gets into the Thames, harming creatures including fish, seals and birds. Backed by international explorer, Paul Rose the campaign has a simple message: Bin it for a Cleaner Thames.
Every year hundreds of tonnes of plastic bottles, food wrappers and other rubbish gets into the Thames, harming creatures including fish, seals and birds. Backed by international explorer, Paul Rose the campaign has a simple message: Bin it for a Cleaner Thames.
Our featured video PLA Strategy.
Our latest film sets out the three core themes – Protect, Improve and Promote – at the heart of our new strategy. To hear the story of growing river use and the new strategy from river stakeholders and PLA staff, click on the below link.
You can also browse the PLA video archive in our Media Centre or via our YouTube channel.
Public meeting – Essex
Date: Tuesday, 8 May 2018 - Thurrock Yacht Club
Our public meetings are open to anyone interested in the tidal Thames and the work of the PLA. Starts 6.30 pm (refreshments served from 6:00pm).
Date: Tuesday, 8 May 2018 - Thurrock Yacht Club
Our public meetings are open to anyone interested in the tidal Thames and the work of the PLA. Starts 6.30 pm (refreshments served from 6:00pm).
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