Katie Schuster, Author at River Action UK

River Action welcomes new Campaigns Manager

Following the recent news of River Action expansion, we are pleased to welcome onboard our new team member Amy Slack as Campaigns Manager. Amy’s appointment strengthens our team considerably as we endeavour to rescue more rivers. As Campaigns Manager, Amy will be working closely with

Why we are not shopping at Tesco this Christmas…

In this video, River Action Chairman, Charles Watson explains why we won't be shopping at Tesco this Christmas!

Generous funders back our mission to rescue Britain’s rivers

Over the course of the past months, River Action has seen some exciting changes as we have been scaling our campaigns and preparing for more impact in 2023. We couldn’t have done it without the support of our generous funders and everyone who has supported

New CEO joins River Action mission

We recently announced River Action's expansion plans and appointment of James Wallace, former Chief Executive of the Beaver Trust, as CEO. Here, we get an insight into the life of our new CEO , the future of River Action and how we plan to continue

River Action announces major expansion plans

Today we are excited to announce a series of initiatives which mark a major expansion of River Action’s scale and capabilities. Principal developments of our expansion include: The appointment of James Wallace, former Chief Executive of the Beaver Trust, as CEO. The appointment of former

Country & Town House Magazine launches charity partnership with River Action

Today, Country & Town House Magazine announces River Action UK as its charity partner for 2022/23. As part of this partnership, Country & Town House will offer complementary advertising to raise awareness of River Action and as a company Country & Town House will be

River Action Letter to the new Prime Minister and Environment Secretary

Today, River Action has written to the new UK Prime Minister and Environment Secretary to congratulate them on their new appointments - but also to urge them to take immediate action to address the appalling state of the UK’s rivers. In this letter, we

River Action calls on Southern Water to take immediate action to stop sewage discharges in New Forest National Park

River Action has written to the CEO of Southern Water to demand an immediate end to the discharge of raw sewage into the rivers of the New Forest National Park. Data published recently by the Environment Agency in response to a Freedom of Information Request

Campaigners call on Tesco to save River Wye from serious ecological damage

River pollution campaigners have called on Tesco to insist on urgently raised standards among poultry and egg producers in the Wye Valley where the river is in a state of ecological decline. River Action believes the supermarket giant holds the key to saving the River

How far will she go to save the Wye? Angela Jones, The Wild Woman of the Wye

At River Action, we are lucky to work closely with many other inspiring environmental NGOs, community groups, and individuals in our fight to save our rivers. In this blog, we talk to Angela Jones, aka, The Wild Woman of the Wye. Angela has a

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Author: Katie Schuster