Dataset

Brent Catchment Water Quality Working Group

Dataset by Thames21

Dataset summary

Observations

  • 14 February 2026

    Quinta Open Space by Judith Howlett

    Water had an earthy smell. Surrounding grassland and fields saturated and very muddy after all the recent rains

  • 9 February 2026

    Folly pre confluence by Judith Howlett

    Water levels still high for this site, but dropped since Friday 6th February observations

  • 9 February 2026

    Outfall at RMI Site by Judith Howlett

    Steady flow of water from the Outfall, sample collected from this at bottom of Outfall

  • 9 February 2026

    Riverside Park (Upstream) by Judith Howlett

    Water still running quite high and fast although dropped in levels as observed on 6th February

  • 9 February 2026

    Riverside Park (Downstream) by Judith Howlett

    Water levels up after recent rainfall but not as high as noted 6th February

  • 6 February 2026

    Outfall at RMI Site by Judith Howlett

    Observational only after prolonged rainfall

  • 6 February 2026

    Riverside Park (Upstream) by Judith Howlett

    Observational report only to show contrasting water levels after a period of prolonged rainfall

  • 6 February 2026

    Folly pre confluence by Judith Howlett

    Observational only. Photos of the Folly/Dollis Confluence after prolonged rainfall and high water levels

  • 5 February 2026

    Falcon Way bridge - Lindsay Drive roundabout by John Poole

    Looking down the Wealdstone Brook at Lindsay Drive roundabout from the Falcon Way bridge showing the build up of the silt at the base of the right hand bank (as you look down the river) on Thursday 5th February 2026.

  • 5 February 2026

    Wealdstone Brook Woodcock Park Mural Bridge by John Poole

  • 5 February 2026

    Imperial Way Bridge - Lindsay Drive Roundabout by John Poole

  • 1 February 2026

    Brent_41 Union Canal Towpath by Mitch Goldman

    There were several houseboats moored nearby.

  • 1 February 2026

    Duckweir - Clitheroe Island - Boston Manor Park by Mitch Goldman

    1. Several houseboats were moored nearby.

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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