We had a rousing start to the Thames Path 30 th anniversary Relay on Friday 5 June with Gloucestershire Ramblers and river health campaigners at the Source of the River Thames in Trewsbury Mead. Roz Savage MP for South Cotswolds and Dame Fiona Reynolds, High Sheriff of Gloucestershire, who both have…
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When you go down to Mill Meadows in Henley, be prepared for a big surprise! Over the last two weeks artist Vickie Amiralis has been painting a beautiful mural, which has a hidden ‘I-Spy’ poem. In Vickie’s mural you can spot many of the insects, flowers, birds and animals that people see along the…
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Next time you walk the Thames Path, keep your eyes peeled along the edges of the path, by riverbanks, and in grassy meadows — because you’re stepping into a colourful…
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I am absolutely delighted to be part of the 30-year celebration of the Thames Footpath, as its poet in residence, creating a dynamic trail of 30 short poems that reflect what the River Thames means to us. It will begin at the source and end at the sea, accessible via QR codes on the footpath’s…
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In 2026, the Thames Path National Trail celebrates 30 years since its official opening. To mark this milestone, a month‑long relay walk will take place along the entire length of the trail – from the source of the Thames in the Cotswolds to Woolwich in east London. The relay will follow the full…
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Our Big Nature Adventure Round‑Up! Over the past few months, we’ve explored the Thames Path through wildlife, seasons, and habitats—and now it’s time to bring it all…
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How the Thames Helps Nature Stick Together The River Thames isn’t just water flowing to the sea—it’s a giant nature connection! From tiny insects to birds, fish, and…
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A Walk That Changes All Year Round The Thames Path is never the same twice. Visit in spring, summer, autumn, or winter and it feels like a whole new adventure every time…
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Did You Know? Amazing Nature Facts Along the Thames The Thames Path isn’t just a walk—it’s a wildlife adventure! From cheeky birds to secret underwater creatures, the…
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When you walk along the Thames Path, it’s easy to watch the river flowing past and think you can see everything there is to see. But look again — because just beneath the…
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