The Tudor Pull is a ceremonial event that takes place each year, organised by the Thames Traditional Rowing Association (TTRA). Rowed by members of the Company of Watermen and Lightermen,…
This Sunday, London will see the 160th Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge Universities. The Boat Race is an annual contest that takes place close to Easter each year on…
This Saturday plays host to the Quintin Head of the River Race hosted by the Quintin Boat Club. The course runs from Chiswick Bridge to Hammersmith with a fast-flowing tide,…
Conclude 2013 Along The River Christmas & Boxing day have come to pass, but the festivities continue! London is a buzz with festivals, markets, ice rinks and merry making. There…
London’s Tidal Thames faces the risk of flooding over the next 24 hours. The Thames Barrier will close tonight to protect London from flooding from the surge, the biggest in…
Efforts to become ever more environmentally friendly have spurred innovation and the popularity of alternative energy sources. Harnessing the power of nature’s elements is perhaps one of the most effective…
Turn to Barges for Transport of Goods Reduce the number of lorries on London’s Roads, making them safer for cyclists This past month has seen London’s papers peppered with headlines…
This past Saturday, the Thames played a central part in the Lord Mayor’s celebrations. Kicking off the morning, onlookers gathered along the riverbank to see the flotilla and gathered once…
Building developments along both the north and south banks of the river have become a common sight. For some, it has sparked the imagination of what could be… The river…
2012 isLondon’s BIG year. After winning the Olympic bid in 2005 the capital leapt into a regeneration frenzy erecting a magnificent stadium inStratford, Westfield Shopping and Leisure Park, hotel and…