Community charity Groundwork Luton and Bedfordshire is working with Affinity Water on Luton Water Wardens, a new project to help Luton residents to save water, leading to savings in energy and money.

A brand new nature trail that takes in some of the best habitat in Welwyn Garden City has today opened at Tewinbury Farm Hotel.

Guided walk 24/07/2017 Lea Valley Regional Park.

Park Hall (Harpenden Town Council), Leyton Road, Harpenden, AL5 2LX, 7pm 27/07/2017.

The next meeting of the River Stort Catchment Partnership will be at 2pm on 04/07/2017.

Widford Village Hall, Bell Lane, Widford, Ware SG12 8SH, 7pm 14/06/2017

Reflections on the River Lea

An interactive exhibition has just opened in Luton. Visitors to The Storefront can photograph, write, walk and talk about the River Lea as part of Luton-based artist Abi Spendlove's project Tributary.

Patrick McNeill, River Champion by the River Lea

A Wheathampstead volunteer has been awarded the title 'River Champion' by The River Restoration Centre for his work on the River Lea.

Luton residents are being invited to give feedback on Affinity Water's proposals for the River Lea at Manor Road Park.

At the start of April 2017 Affinity Water reduced the amount of water they take from the environment by sixteen million litres per day (16Ml/d) at one of their pumping stations near Watton-at-Stone.

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