Are you worried about Thames Water’s disastrous plan to replace the natural, flowing water of the Thames with treated sewage? So are we! The proposed abstraction scheme (TDRA) will mean four years of disruption for Kingston, Teddington, Isleworth, Twickenham, and Ham—and long-lasting damage to the river’s ecosystem and wildlife.
But we aren’t staying quiet. To help everyone understand exactly why this scheme is such a bad idea, we’ve put our message to a familiar tune!
Introducing: A SONG FOR THE RIVER. 🎶
We’ve created six short, catchy verses that highlight the different reasons why this outdated and unscalable scheme is the worst possible choice for our communities and environment.
Here’s how you can help us fight back today:
- Listen & Share: Head over to our website to interact with the song. You can read the lyrics, download the audio files for all six verses, and easily share the video links to your social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, X). Let’s make some noise and get the community talking!
- Sign the Petition: We are on a massive mission to reach 100,000 signatures before 1st November 2026. Whether you live right on the riverbank in Teddington or just care deeply about protecting our UK waters from profit-driven pollution, your voice matters.
👉 Visit the page to listen to the song, share the verses, and sign the petition!
Don’t let them tip this muck into our precious river. Sing out, share the song with your friends and family, and add your name to the petition today!