Saving the best till last - a hackneyed phrase, and a song to boot - but one which perfectly summed up our stay at The ...

By Alexander Nazaryan The banks of the Thames River have hosted human settlements ... an author of the study and an archaeologist at the Natural History Museum in London, which contributed the ...

The River Thames dataset is the world's longest continuous ... agricultural and industrial history through the changing quality and ecological status of a vital freshwater resource," said Helen ...

The Thames Festival Trust has announced ... and provides about two thirds of London’s drinking water. The river is deeply intertwined with the history of London. One fun fact is that in 1251 ...

At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ... Peninsula to Silvertown on the north side of the River Thames, will open on 7 April in an effort to try and reduce congestion ...

Floating DJ takes KAYAK on River Thames ...

It opened in 1998, and tells stories about the River Thames, its flora and fauna, rowing, and the culture and history of the local area. "We need radical thinking from our community, and we need a ...

The stage versions of Terry’s Deary’s enormously successful ‘Horrible Histories’ franchise – that’s history for ... high seas (well, river) with ‘Terrible Thames’.

Head down to the river on the eastern side of the bridge and you'll see an 'L' shaped set of stone steps curving right round into the Thames directly ... the gruesome history of the place, it's ...

The river is deeply intertwined with the history of London. One fun fact is that in 1251, King Henry III was given a polar bear by the King of Norway. The bear was kept at the Tower of London and was ...