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The Middle Lea Catchment Partnership gathered on 01 Dec 2022 to recap on progress made over the year towards improving the state of the river and its valley. Read more ...

The Upper Lea Catchment Partnership gathered on 29 Nov 2022 to recap on progress made over the year towards improving the state of the river and its valley. Read more ...

The River Stort Catchment Partnership gathered in November 2022 to recap on progress made over the year towards improving the state of the river and its valley. Read more ...

The River Beane Catchment Partnership gathered on 09 Dec 2022 to recap on progress made over the year towards improving the state of the river and its valley. Read more ...

Have your say on draft plans to improve England’s coasts, rivers and wetlands and how we manage flood risks. Read more ...

Affinity Water are offering grants to help eradicate invasive non-native species from rivers across Hertfordshire and Middlesex Read more ...

During 2022 Groundwork will be inviting schools and uniformed youth groups to join us once again at the River Lea in Luton for Junior River Wardens.  Read more ...

The council has secured significant funding which will be used to open up part of the River Lea and add new green space, a popular proposal for improving the look and feel on the town centre as part of the recently agreed masterplan. Read more ...

The Environment Agency has been working with Lead Local Flood Authorities (LLFAs) and other Risk Management Authorities (RMAs) to produce draft Flood Risk Management Plans (FRMPs) for public consultation, and they now want to hear your views. Read more ...