Tower Bridge, Wapping and Limehouse: Is this London's best riverside walk (it has great pubs, too)?
Julian McDonnell, the author of Rather Splendid Pub Walks, and star of @joolzguides shares one of his favourite walks in the ...
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10 Great Day Trips From London by Rail
Reachable via direct trains from London King's Cross station, York is home to a remarkable cathedral called York Minster, ...
News Shopper on MSN4d
London's largest sculpture park returns to Thamesmead
London’s largest sculpture park has returned to Thamesmead from March 2 to April 26, featuring 40 artworks, live performances ...
Sky9d
What's happening with Thames Water, why's it in court and could it be nationalised?
That's being provided by so-called A-class creditors who hold around £11bn in debt racked up by Thames Water Utility Holdings, the business that serves about 16 million customers in London and ...
Londonist9d
The Return Of The London Alleyway
While a few of the old alleys survive on the southern side, there is now only one to the north — the semi-private passage ...
FAD Magazine12d
London’s largest sculpture park ‘WINTER SCULPTURE PARK’ opens in March.
No.32 to open the 4th edition of London’s largest sculpture park WINTER SCULPTURE PARK at the former Thamesmead golf course ...
The New York Times17d
In Britain, a Fight Over a Film Studio Becomes a Test for the Economy
wealthy town on the River Thames about 30 miles west of London, for nearly three decades. Its main streets are dotted with luxury boutiques, high-end cafes and stores like Saddle Safari ...
This is Money18d
Hong Kong bidder targets troubled Thames Water
Thames Water also secured court approval for a £3billion lifeline to keep it afloat as it struggles under £18billion of debt. The company, which has 16m customers in London and the surrounding ...
Interesting Engineering18d
London activates super sewer, stops 5 million tons of sewage from entering Thames
So far, the city’s sewer network has struggled to cope with the twin challenges of population growth and climate change.
The New York Times19d
A Boneyard Along the Thames River Reveals London’s Ancient Burials
By Alexander Nazaryan The banks of the Thames River have hosted human settlements for thousands of years, from Neolithic huts to the soaring skyscrapers of London. Evidence of bygone civilizations ...
The Sun19d
My family was facing homelessness when we were threatened with eviction, now I own a £500k home for less than a takeaway
The teaching assistant is currently in the process of securing her cosy three-bed home in Kingston-Upon-Thames with ... reading about Tramway Path in the news – a London-based business run ...
Sky21d
Thames Water multi-billion pound debt lifeline approved by High Court
Thames Water, which was due to run out of money, has been given a lifeline after a £3bn loan was approved by the High Court. The loan gives the UK's biggest water provider time to sort out its ...