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	~~Welcome to Thames [[Term:River Basin District\|River Basin District]] page~~		{{River basin district overview
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	~~=='''Case studies in Thames River Basin District'''==~~		\|Image=Jubilee River2.JPG
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	{{Catchment Information		{{Catchment Information
	\|Information=The Thames river basin district covers over 16,200km2. It encompasses all of Greater London and extends from north Oxfordshire southwards to Surrey and from Gloucester in the west to the Thames Estuary and parts of Kent in the east. In total over 15 million people live in the Thames district with many entering daily to work or visit. In addition to Greater London, other urban centres in the river basin district include Luton, Reading and Guildford. The Thames river basin district has a rich diversity of wildlife and habitats, supporting many species of global and national importance from chalk streams such as the River Kennet to the Thames Estuary and salt marshes. The management catchments that make up the river basin district include many interconnected rivers, lakes, groundwater, estuarine and coastal waters. These catchments range from chalk streams and aquifers to tidal and coastal marshes. The river basin district is mostly rural to the west and very urban to the east where it is dominated by Greater London. Around 17% of the river basin district is urbanised and the rural land is mainly arable, grassland and woodland. The economy is dominated by Greater London and the finance sector.		\|Information=The Thames river basin district covers over 16,200km2. It encompasses all of Greater London and extends from north Oxfordshire southwards to Surrey and from Gloucester in the west to the Thames Estuary and parts of Kent in the east. In total over 15 million people live in the Thames district with many entering daily to work or visit. In addition to Greater London, other urban centres in the river basin district include Luton, Reading and Guildford. The Thames river basin district has a rich diversity of wildlife and habitats, supporting many species of global and national importance from chalk streams such as the River Kennet to the Thames Estuary and salt marshes. The management catchments that make up the river basin district include many interconnected rivers, lakes, groundwater, estuarine and coastal waters. These catchments range from chalk streams and aquifers to tidal and coastal marshes. The river basin district is mostly rural to the west and very urban to the east where it is dominated by Greater London. Around 17% of the river basin district is urbanised and the rural land is mainly arable, grassland and woodland. The economy is dominated by Greater London and the finance sector.
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	{{Additional links and references		{{Additional river basin district links and references
	\|Link=www.gov.uk/government/collections/river-basin-management-plans		\|Link=www.gov.uk/government/collections/river-basin-management-plans
	\|Description=Information about river basin districts, catchments, water bodies and the river basin management planning process		\|Description=Information about river basin districts, catchments, water bodies and the river basin management planning process
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	{{Additional links and references		{{Additional river basin district links and references
	\|Link=consult.environment-agency.gov.uk/portal/ho/wfd/draft_plans/consult		\|Link=consult.environment-agency.gov.uk/portal/ho/wfd/draft_plans/consult
	\|Description=This consultation is now closed - This was the third and final of three consultations, inviting comment on draft updates to river basin management plans to protect and improve the water environment		\|Description=This consultation is now closed - This was the third and final of three consultations, inviting comment on draft updates to river basin management plans to protect and improve the water environment
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AndyL at 16:09, 21 August 2017

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	[[File:~~6 - Thames~~.~~jpg~~\|options\|350px\|centre]]		[[File:Jubilee River2.JPG\|options\|350px\|centre]]
	=='''Case studies in Thames River Basin District'''==		=='''Case studies in Thames River Basin District'''==
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	\|Information=The Thames river basin district covers over 16,200km2. It encompasses all of Greater London and extends from north Oxfordshire southwards to Surrey and from Gloucester in the west to the Thames Estuary and parts of Kent in the east. In total over 15 million people live in the Thames district with many entering daily to work or visit. In addition to Greater London, other urban centres in the river basin district include Luton, Reading and Guildford. The Thames river basin district has a rich diversity of wildlife and habitats, supporting many species of global and national importance from chalk streams such as the River Kennet to the Thames Estuary and salt marshes. The management catchments that make up the river basin district include many interconnected rivers, lakes, groundwater, estuarine and coastal waters. These catchments range from chalk streams and aquifers to tidal and coastal marshes. The river basin district is mostly rural to the west and very urban to the east where it is dominated by Greater London. Around 17% of the river basin district is urbanised and the rural land is mainly arable, grassland and woodland. The economy is dominated by Greater London and the finance sector.		\|Information=The Thames river basin district covers over 16,200km2. It encompasses all of Greater London and extends from north Oxfordshire southwards to Surrey and from Gloucester in the west to the Thames Estuary and parts of Kent in the east. In total over 15 million people live in the Thames district with many entering daily to work or visit. In addition to Greater London, other urban centres in the river basin district include Luton, Reading and Guildford. The Thames river basin district has a rich diversity of wildlife and habitats, supporting many species of global and national importance from chalk streams such as the River Kennet to the Thames Estuary and salt marshes. The management catchments that make up the river basin district include many interconnected rivers, lakes, groundwater, estuarine and coastal waters. These catchments range from chalk streams and aquifers to tidal and coastal marshes. The river basin district is mostly rural to the west and very urban to the east where it is dominated by Greater London. Around 17% of the river basin district is urbanised and the rural land is mainly arable, grassland and woodland. The economy is dominated by Greater London and the finance sector.

	[http://environment.data.gov.uk/catchment-planning/RiverBasinDistrict/6/Summary ~~For more information see EA Catchment Data Explorer].~~		http://environment.data.gov.uk/catchment-planning/RiverBasinDistrict/6/Summary
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Ascarr at 09:09, 16 August 2017

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	=='''Case studies in Thames River Basin District'''==		=='''Case studies in Thames River Basin District'''==
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Ascarr at 09:08, 16 August 2017

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	=='''Case studies in Thames River Basin District'''==		=='''Case studies in Thames River Basin District'''==
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	~~Welcome to Thames [[Term:River Basin District\|River Basin District]] page~~		{{Case study status}}
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			\|Link=consult.environment-agency.gov.uk/portal/ho/wfd/draft_plans/consult
	{{~~Catchment Information~~		\|Description=This consultation is now closed - This was the third and final of three consultations, inviting comment on draft updates to river basin management plans to protect and improve the water environment
	\|~~Information~~=~~The Thames river basin district covers over 16,200km2~~. ~~It encompasses all of Greater London and extends from north Oxfordshire southwards to Surrey and from Gloucester in the west to the Thames Estuary and parts of Kent in the east~~. ~~In total over 15 million people live in the Thames district with many entering daily to work or visit~~. ~~In addition to Greater London, other urban centres in~~ the ~~river basin district include Luton, Reading and Guildford. The Thames river basin district has a rich diversity of wildlife~~ and ~~habitats, supporting many species~~ of global and national importance from chalk streams such as the River Kennet to the Thames Estuary and salt marshes. The management catchments that make up the river basin district include many interconnected rivers, lakes, groundwater, ~~estuarine and coastal waters. These catchments range from chalk streams and aquifers~~ to ~~tidal and coastal marshes. The~~ river basin ~~district is mostly rural to the west and very urban~~ to the east where it is dominated by Greater London. Around 17% of the river basin district is urbanised and the rural land is mainly arable, grassland and woodland. The economy is dominated by Greater London and the ~~finance sector.~~

	~~[http://~~environment~~.data.gov.uk/catchment-planning/RiverBasinDistrict/6/Summary For more information see EA Catchment Data Explorer].~~
	}}		}}
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	 Fish passage enhancement at Horne Way Weir through full removal with re-routing the sewer pipe or low flow fish passage enhancement measures.		 Fish passage enhancement at Horne Way Weir through full removal with re-routing the sewer pipe or low flow fish passage enhancement measures.
	Further information on the partnership is available at: The South East Rivers Trust (SERT)		Further information on the partnership is available at: The South East Rivers Trust (SERT)
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	{{~~Additional links and references header}}~~		{{Catchment Information
	~~{{Additional links and references~~		\|Information=The Thames river basin district covers over 16,200km2. It encompasses all of Greater London and extends from north Oxfordshire southwards to Surrey and from Gloucester in the west to the Thames Estuary and parts of Kent in the east. In total over 15 million people live in the Thames district with many entering daily to work or visit. In addition to Greater London, other urban centres in the river basin district include Luton, Reading and Guildford. The Thames river basin district has a rich diversity of wildlife and habitats, supporting many species of global and national importance from chalk streams such as the River Kennet to the Thames Estuary and salt marshes. The management catchments that make up the river basin district include many interconnected rivers, lakes, groundwater, estuarine and coastal waters. These catchments range from chalk streams and aquifers to tidal and coastal marshes. The river basin district is mostly rural to the west and very urban to the east where it is dominated by Greater London. Around 17% of the river basin district is urbanised and the rural land is mainly arable, grassland and woodland. The economy is dominated by Greater London and the finance sector.
	\|~~Link~~=~~www~~.~~gov~~.~~uk/government/collections/~~river-basin-management~~-plans~~
	~~\|Description=Information about~~ river basin ~~districts~~, catchments~~, water bodies~~ and the river basin ~~management~~ planning ~~process~~		[http://environment.data.gov.uk/catchment-planning/RiverBasinDistrict/6/Summary For more information see EA Catchment Data Explorer].
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	~~{{Additional links and references~~		==Upload files==
	~~\|Link=consult.environment-agency.gov.uk/portal/ho/wfd/draft_plans/consult~~		[[Special%3AUpload]]
	\|Description=This consultation is now closed - This was the third and final of three consultations, inviting comment on draft updates to river basin management plans to protect and improve the water environment
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	'''Link back to the main England country page''': [[England]]		'''Link back to the main England country page''': [[England]]

	'''Link back to the main England background information''': [[Country info:England - background information]]		'''Link back to the main England background information''': [[Country info:England - background information]]

Ascarr at 09:02, 16 August 2017

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	[[File:~~Jubilee River2~~.~~JPG~~\|options\|350px\|centre]]		[[File:6 - Thames.jpg\|options\|350px\|centre]]
	=='''Case studies in Thames River Basin District'''==		=='''Case studies in Thames River Basin District'''==
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	\|Information=The Thames river basin district covers over 16,200km2. It encompasses all of Greater London and extends from north Oxfordshire southwards to Surrey and from Gloucester in the west to the Thames Estuary and parts of Kent in the east. In total over 15 million people live in the Thames district with many entering daily to work or visit. In addition to Greater London, other urban centres in the river basin district include Luton, Reading and Guildford. The Thames river basin district has a rich diversity of wildlife and habitats, supporting many species of global and national importance from chalk streams such as the River Kennet to the Thames Estuary and salt marshes. The management catchments that make up the river basin district include many interconnected rivers, lakes, groundwater, estuarine and coastal waters. These catchments range from chalk streams and aquifers to tidal and coastal marshes. The river basin district is mostly rural to the west and very urban to the east where it is dominated by Greater London. Around 17% of the river basin district is urbanised and the rural land is mainly arable, grassland and woodland. The economy is dominated by Greater London and the finance sector.		\|Information=The Thames river basin district covers over 16,200km2. It encompasses all of Greater London and extends from north Oxfordshire southwards to Surrey and from Gloucester in the west to the Thames Estuary and parts of Kent in the east. In total over 15 million people live in the Thames district with many entering daily to work or visit. In addition to Greater London, other urban centres in the river basin district include Luton, Reading and Guildford. The Thames river basin district has a rich diversity of wildlife and habitats, supporting many species of global and national importance from chalk streams such as the River Kennet to the Thames Estuary and salt marshes. The management catchments that make up the river basin district include many interconnected rivers, lakes, groundwater, estuarine and coastal waters. These catchments range from chalk streams and aquifers to tidal and coastal marshes. The river basin district is mostly rural to the west and very urban to the east where it is dominated by Greater London. Around 17% of the river basin district is urbanised and the rural land is mainly arable, grassland and woodland. The economy is dominated by Greater London and the finance sector.

	[http://environment.data.gov.uk/catchment-planning/RiverBasinDistrict/6/Summary For more information see EA Catchment Data Explorer]		[http://environment.data.gov.uk/catchment-planning/RiverBasinDistrict/6/Summary For more information see EA Catchment Data Explorer].
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