This post contains seven different river walks in London. Some of them go through central London, and others follow quieter parts of the River Thames or River Wandle. 🌊 wandlenews.com/river-walks-in…

Friday Pub Day. In the 1990's friends Derek King and Ian Dorm enjoyed a pint and took photos at 186 Young's Pubs. Of these 37 are now known to have closed. One of those is the Britannia at Barking. It closed in October 2009. Locally listed it has lost the mock Tudor timber work.

Old York Road is a pedestrianised street in Wandsworth Town. It contains a small parade of shops, cafes and restaurants, and has become a popular place to meet for coffee or brunch at the weekend. wandlenews.com/old-york-road-…

Monday Art Day. This photograph is by Dr Simon Joseph and shows the Cascade in Grove Park, Carshlton. Artists and photographers have over produced many pictures of this view. For that reason it must be popular part of the river. What is your favourite view of the Wandle?

Conservation workday organised at Bennett's Hole Local Nature Reserve for 8 September - with welcome support from Willow Lane Business Improvement District and Cllr Caroline Charles. Meet London Wildlife Trust at Willow Lane entrance, 10am

We're 21 this year and would love it if you joined our celebrations on 21st September - it will be a memorable evening

WANDLE FORTNIGHT is coming up. Check out the Calendar for what's happening near you art | craft | exhibitions | gardening | heritage | walks | bats | talks | conservation | open day | wildlife | tours & more wandlevalleyforum.org.uk/wandle-fortnig…

This post is about my mudlarking experience with Thames Explorer, under Millennium Bridge. wandlenews.com/mudlarking-exp…

Tuesday Quiz Day. The photo of a mill last week showed Paxton's Mill. It later became part of Connolly Leather Works in Colliers Wood. It was a Japanning Leather works. So which mill have we featured today?

Help your local river by taking part in this year's #BigRiverWatch, starting this Friday. Download the free app, pop along to your local waterway and record what you see, it's as easy as that!

Are you looking for things to do in Wandsworth? This post has a list of different suggestions including indoor activities, date ideas, half term activities, places to eat, walks, and family days out. 😀 #Wandsworth wandlenews.com/things-to-do-i…

Wednesday Archive Day. This photograph is by artist Vic Hine. He would take photos and then produce a painting from them. This shows the Wandsworth Viaduct designed by Joseph Bazalgette. The picture was taken just before the viaduct, built in 1878, was pulled down in 1967.

There were fond memories of what was known locally as 'The Aqueduct' (which ran across King George's Park & over Garratt Lane) from a few people on Saturday's Walk! We'll be back again for #WandleFortnight 'The Wandle in Wandsworth' Friday 27 Sept wandlewandsworth.eventbrite.co.uk

Here are 9 reasons why Earlsfield is a great place to live! 😃 wandlenews.com/living-in-earl…

Thursday Postcard Day. This week’s card shows a rug designed by William Morris between 1878-81. The rug doesn't appear to have a title. Does anyone know what, if it did have, a name?

Not long to go until the #BigRiverWatch 🌿🐟Join in the fun from tomorrow until 12 Sept. Download the free app, take a trip to your local river and survey what you see! With your help, we can get a better picture of river health across the South East. theriverstrust.org

Friday Pub Day. Does anyone remember this Young's Pub. They had bought the pub in 1922 from the Savage family who had owned it for 43 years. Built in 1868 on Flaxman Road, Loughborough Junction it had survived the building of the railway in 1872 when houses were pulled down.

Join us for our annual talk on Wednesday 11th Sept. We'll be exploring the history of Blenheim Gardens Estate and development of Windmill Gardens 👉 buff.ly/3zdmjNe

This post lists five pubs in Wimbledon Village that are worth your time. I've made sure they are all dog friendly too, so you can take your four-legged friend! 🐕 🐩 Dog & Fox Crooked Billet Fire Stables Rose and Crown The Hand in Hand wandlenews.com/pubs-in-wimble…

St Lawrence Church, Morden is open today till 5pm and on Sunday 2-5pm for Heritage Open Day. And don't forget to check out the MHS display!