Dataset

Brent Catchment Water Quality Working Group

Dataset by Thames21

Dataset summary

Observations

  • 12 August 2025

    Brent Cross by Dianne Murphy

    Phosphate checker flashing indicating the reading exceeded its maximum 2.50 little egret, grey wagtail, common darter and small and large white butterflies

  • 12 August 2025

    Whetstone Stray by Judith Howlett

    Hot weather period continues with little rainfall so Dollis generally shallow

  • 11 August 2025

    Riverside Park (Upstream) by Judith Howlett

    Water level generally low due to lack of rain and gravel banks evident. Shallow but steady flow of water downstream right hand side, deeper pool collecting left hand side. Some small fry observed ARMI Score 7

  • 11 August 2025

    Riverside Park (Downstream) by Judith Howlett

    Water quite shallow in places or dry with gravel patches, although some areas deeper water remains as its route meanders downstream Outfall upstream of this location should now be improved as TW has worked on a problem in Holden Road since the last testing

  • 11 August 2025

    Outfall at RMI Site by Judith Howlett

    Since last reported this outfall has been under TW 'SWOT' and work carried out on a problem in Holden Road. Results much improved especially Ammonia down from >9.99 to 0.42 ppm Phosphate down to 1.63. There has been a boom in the Brook to help with pollution, however since yesterday morning it has now been thrown into the Outfall along with a load of logs as photo depicts. TW informed

  • 11 August 2025

    Folly pre confluence by Judith Howlett

    Folly is barely flowing due to long period without rain and only a trickle running into the Dollis. Sample was from a pool of water, it seems likely looking at results misconnections in Southover or Chanctunbury. Phosphate > 2.50 flashing

  • 4 August 2025

    Northwick park Brook(Wealdstone Brook?) by Angelique Soon

    Phosphates were at a much lower level compared to the last test. There were concerns that the large Parkview housing development may have been polluting the brook. I wanted to take a sample further upstream of this to see how the samples compared but the river levels were unfortunately too low to take a sample. Vegetation debris is still being dumped next to the new Parkview housing bridge .I spoke to the Parkview gardener who happened to be conducting maintenance at this site and had thier van parked near this area about this issue. I think it probably unlikely that they are responsible for this debris. I observed that they had vegetation debris they had collected in large white bags in their van to be taken away for disposal.

  • 2 August 2025

    Imperial Way Bridge - Lindsay Drive Roundabout by John Poole

  • 24 July 2025

    Montrose Playing Fields Tramshed by Elliot Durrant

  • 21 July 2025

    Imperial Way Bridge - Lindsay Drive Roundabout by John Poole

  • 19 July 2025

    Watling Park - Abbots Rd Bridge (Upstream) by Kath Vos

    Extremely fast flowing water due to very heavy rainfall.

  • 19 July 2025

    Watling Park by Kath Vos

    Water taken straight from the newly installed outfall with water coming from the new wetlands.

  • 19 July 2025

    Watling Park - Pinecone/Middle Bridge (Downstream) by Kath Vos

    Very fast flowing water, much higher then usual because of heavy rain during the night and well into the morning. Flood alerts in place.

  • 18 July 2025

    Watling Park - Abbots Rd Bridge (Upstream) by Kath Vos

    Slight smell of fish. Water fairly clear but brown sludge/algae on the bottom of the brook.

  • 18 July 2025

    Watling Park by Kath Vos

    Water looks clear. Water collected directly from the outfall.

  • 18 July 2025

    Watling Park - Pinecone/Middle Bridge (Downstream) by Kath Vos

    water looks clear. No smell

  • 16 July 2025

    Imperial Way Bridge - Lindsay Drive Roundabout by John Poole

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Intended use
Benchmarking of water body or watershed health, Share and compare results across watersheds., Education and engagement of local communities, Use in resource prioritization and decision making