After a great turnout for the first River Beane walk last month, River Beane Restoration Society are now looking forward to hosting the second of their walks, this time taking place on the upper part of the river. Read more ...

Have a look at the work we've done at the Source of the River Lea in Luton's Leagrave Park... Read more ...

On Thursday 30 July 2015, a large gathering of locals celebrated the reopening of the beloved suspension bridge that spans Wardown Lake in Luton's Wardown Park. Read more ...

Friends of the Earth's David Oakley-Hill has written a poem about the River Lea in Luton.

You can watch his live performance of it, read at the ceremony held to reopen Wardown Park Suspension Bridge on 30 July 2015.

Watch Mystery River, a film by writer and film-maker Michael Smith and produced by Trevor Horsewood.  Read more ...

The River Beane Restoration Society has organised the first of two walks along the River Beane to enable people to explore and enjoy the rights of way that allow almost the entire length of the river to be walked.The first walk will be taking place on the 25th July, beginning in Watton-at-Stone and ending in Hertford.  Read more ...

On the afternoon of Friday 26th June, the CMS were joined by project partners, County and District Councillors, volunteers and representatives from key organisations to celebrate the completion of the Waterford Marsh Project. Read more ...

Join the Countryside Management Service and Stapleford Parish Council to celebrate the completion of the Waterford Marsh Project, 2pm on Friday 26th June '15 Read more ...

Join Thames21 and the Friends of Firs Farm for a wetland planting day. Read more ...

A group of local organisations and residents gathered in Luton's Leagrave Park on Friday 29 May to celebrate the improvements made to the Source of the River Lea. Read more ...