Fantastic suggestion. Thanks Paul for that. We will tap him up to find out more. :)

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🎂This year’s theme will focus on London Rivers Week's 10th anniversary. We are eager to hear from London-based river lovers, artists, creatives, producers, river enthusiasts, young people, and heritage professionals.⬇️

🚮This is not the end of the story. We would still like to see systematic change. Water companies need to up their game. Manufacturers need to bring out alternatives and consumers need to bin their wet wipes and not throw them into the toilets.

🥳A massive thank you to all our volunteers, supporters and partners who helped to make this happen. Thanks also to our wider team (past and present) and Thames River Watch team to help collect data to lobby for change.⬇️

Thames21 has been tirelessly campaigning to ban plastic in wet wipes for many years. We have worked with volunteers to build evidence, told the story to the media, engaged with the Government and worked with partners to push for change.⬇️

If you missed the interview, you can catch up on BBC iPlayer (we're on at 8:15am) Please view link here: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis... ⬇️

“If this waste isn't contained, every storm and flood, will carry fragments of this plastic further downstream, poisoning wildlife, suffocating habitats, and leaving a legacy of pollution that could last thousands of years. We need swift, coordinated action now."

“This is one of the most distressing cases of environmental neglect we’ve seen on the River Cherwell, if not in all of Oxfordshire” said Claire Robertson, Oxford Rivers Project Officer at Thames21.⬇️