The Thames Landscape Strategy report was a pioneering document that set out to celebrate and understand the exceptional landscape character of the Arcadian Thames, creating a 100 year strategic vision for the river corridor that has stood the test of time.

The Thames Landscape Strategy (written by Kim Wilkie and published in 1994,) is an analysis of the character of the river landscape providing a vision for the natural and man-made elements of the landscape – an evidence base which draws together the history, topography, culture, politics and wildlife of the river corridor to form the basis for and shape future policy, management, projects and design.

Forward, Contents and Preface

Summary

1  Introduction

2 Landscape Structure Approach and History

            Character of the Landscape

                          The Natural Landscape

                                        The Recreation Landscape

3 River Thames Infrastructure

4 The Local Landscape (Reaches)

1. Bushy Park and Hurst Park
2. Hampton Court
3. Portsmouth Road
4. Kingston
5. Hampton Wick
6. Teddington
7. Twickenham
8. Ham
9. Richmond
10. Isleworth
11. Syon
12. Brentford and Kew
13. Addendum to Weybridge (pending)

5 Framework for Landscape Planning and Management

6 Recommendations for Implementation

7 Appendices

If you would like to discuss any aspects of the Review or to have more information please contact Jason Debney