Welcome to the first London National Park City Mini-Guide for Hounslow, celebrating Hounslow's great outdoors. Use it to find places to explore,...
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Read More...Did you know that there are nearly 400 miles of waterways in the capital – the same distance between Brighton and Edinburgh? Many of us have heard...
Read More...During a week of annual leave I decided to visit some different green spaces across London. Working in London, it’s easy to become complacent being...
Read More...The Greenground Map by Helen Ilus was inspired by the iconic London tube map as an alternative sustainable transport map. The ‘green lines’ are...
Read More...I’m Kabir, a young naturalist based in and obsessed with London. When I first started watching wildlife in the capital nearly three years ago, I...
Read More...Join the Inspiral adventure and do something unique by exploring the whole of London as a National Park by following any section of this spiral walk in...
Read More...Go out and enjoy London's waterways. Watch our film and find out about some of the great things that Londoners are doing to make the most of the...
Read More...Set yourself some challenges to explore London in new ways. You'll get to see London in a different light. Invite friends and family along too! Why...
Read More...London is one of the greenest cities in the world for its size. Besides 8.6 million people, London is home to more than 8.3 million trees and 14,000 species...
Read More...We've created a beautiful folded map of London's great outdoors. Crowdfunded by 308 backers and made for us by Urban Good CIC. The massive map (the same...
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In hot weather it can be tempting to cool off in rivers, reservoirs, canals and waterways. That can be dangerous and water bodies should not be entered unsupervised.
The Splash events on 27 and 28 July allow everyone to enjoy trying out events on and in the water in controlled supervised conditions.
For more on safety in and near water please see the Canal and Rivers Trust advice on open water swimming and RNLI's Respect the Water advice.