If you want to enjoy the entire Lea Valley Walk as it is now you should read Diamond Geezer’s bang up to date and fascinating blog. His August holiday project this year is walking the route from source to Thames. It is so thorough that he even goes to the real source and not just [...]
There will be a grand opening, or reopening, this Wednesday evening on the path just south of Luton. Sustrans has been working with local authorities to upgrade the Lea Valley Walk between Luton Airport Parkway and Harpenden to make it part of the national cycle network. This means that walkers will find that the first [...]
The River Lea is so little known that Griff Rhys Jones had to begin and end his River Lea episode tonight by the Millennium Bridge spanning the Thames. I enjoyed the programme although I kept wanting to reach for a map every time he jumped ahead on the north-south route. The presenter covered several interesting [...]
Spotting ‘grot spots’ Waterways charity Thames21 wants to know of any grot spots in the Lea River Park area that need a bit of love and attention. I am not sure on this occasion what ‘Lea River Park’ means but since Thames21 operates in a wide area I am suggesting a look under the Lea [...]