2,000 mudlarking permits for the Thames in London are now available from the Port of London  Authority. Details and pictures from the Daily Mail.

The master of a boat carrying football fans was fined for hitting Hamersmith Bridge. Details and picture from the Evening Standard

A new study  by the Zoological Society of London has found that thousands of seals are making their home in the Thames Estuary. Report from BBC London.

Today the Environment Agency published its River Thames Waterways Customer Charter 2024 to 2025.

10 year plan to return Oysters and Otters to River Thames. Daily Mirror article has details.

Unauthorised boats on the River Thames have been removed and scrapped. Details in this BBC News report.

More than £209,000 from South Oxfordshire District Council is being invested into making Wallingford Riverside River Thames more accessible. Details in this Oxford Mail article. 

Marlow Bridge, 200 years old, is to be closed for two weeks.  Details in a BBC News article.

The London Museum is to host an exhibition about Mudlarking on River Thames. 

The Environment Agency has today published the 2024-2025 River Thames Investment Programme. This shows lock closures planned for the coming winter. 

A new edition on Tidal Thames News has been published today by the Port of London Authority.

The Environment Agency has today published a Boater Briefing document to help manage expectations about lock keeper staffing in 2024-5/ This should be of interest to boaters on River Thames.

The annual flotilla of Dunkirk Little Ships today from Penton Hook to Weybridge featured 22 craft. Details on the official Facebook page.

The River Thames Scheme has opened a Supplementary Consultation from now until October 7th. Details are on the Scheme website.

 HMS Wellington moored on River Thames in London since 1948 is in the headlines today. King Charles has restored its royal status. Details in this GB News article.

Wild Marlow, a local wildlife initiative has reported progress on a project to reintroduce water voles. The project has been supported by the River Thames Society.

 A month-long celebration of the River Thamws started today. This is organised by the Thames Festival Trust.