Some 11 billion wet wipes are used every year in the UK. The mass found in west London is the size of two tennis courts ...

The mass excavation, led and co-ordinated by the Port of London Authority in collaboration with Thames Water, will see the ...

Led and co-ordinated by the Port of London Authority (PLA) with collaboration from Thames Water, the first-of-its-kind ...

The Port of London Authority (PLA) has said it will remove about 180 tonnes of congealed wet wipes – the equivalent to the ...

The underwater 'island', which is the size of two tennis courts and weighs the same as two double decker buses, is said to have harmed the wildlife and ecology of the river.

Diggers have began removing a disgusting bank of wet wipes that has built up along the River Thames in West London as part of a first-of-its-kind clean-up project.

Microplastics have been detected in the food we eat, the air we breathe, the water we drink, and our vital organs. While ...

Three brands of wet wipe have been flagged as risks to the public. The UK Health Security Agency issued a warning that they ...

The UK Health Security Agency has issued an urgent warning to the public over the use of these non-sterile alcohol-free wipes ...

The Top End has a couple of new islands and they’re creating a real stink and a ton of problems for those having to clean ...