Thames21 working to clear the Greenwich foreshore

Join EGRA and Thames21 for an evening session at Enderby House pub to look at the river projects Thames21 is running in and around Greenwich. This is a chance for you to hear directly from their team about how they manage habitats, support river health and work with communities.

What the session covers

You’ll get a clear overview of:

• Current Thames21 projects on the Greenwich stretch of the Thames

• How they monitor river health and habitat change

• Recent issues affecting our area, including erosion, damaged river defences and loss of intertidal habitat

• How residents can work with the team on future activities and evidence gathering

• Opportunities for EGRA and Thames21 to partner on local improvements

There’s no practical work on the night. It’s a relaxed, informative session with space for questions and discussion.

Who it’s for

Anyone interested in the Thames, local environmental issues or the wider impacts of development on the riverside. No background knowledge needed.

Time and place

• Date: Wednesday 21 January

• Time: 7:30pm

• Venue: Enderby House pub, Enderby Wharf, SE10

Why it matters

Our section of the Thames faces ongoing pressure from new developments, ageing river infrastructure, and the missing links along the Thames Path. Understanding Thames21’s work helps you see what’s being done, what still needs attention and how local voices can shape better outcomes.

How to join

No need to book. Just turn up a few minutes before 7:30pm and head to the upstairs room at Enderby House.