River Thames safety concerns could lead to strike
A trade union has said River Thames lock and weir keepers are set to be balloted for industrial action over safety concerns.
Silvertown shuttle offering free River Thames crossings for London cyclists for a year
A new cycle shuttle service will start operating next month for East London cyclists crossing the Thames as part of the ...
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London’s Newest Developments Lean Into the Wellness Boom and Green Living
Projects to launch this spring boast solar energy and zero-carbon footprints paired will niche amenities from cold plunges to ...
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UEL to use River Thames to power campus
NATURAL heat from the River Thames will be used by the University of East London (UEL) to power its Docklands campus, using an innovative heat pump system.
Balcony wars: residents' concerns grow over fee hikes for riverside balconies and decorative cranes
As well as balconies, some residents also have to pay charges for rainwater gullies and disused cranes on the basis that they ...
Boat Race 2025 dispute explained: Oxford branded 'slimy' as three Cambridge rowers banned after rule change
In 2007, Cambridge had world champion Thorsten Engelmann in their boat leading them to victory, before he then dropped out of ...
F1 tycoon Ron Dennis starts work on £30m mansion with secret tunnel to River Thames, huge garage, & underground baths
F1 TYCOON Ron Dennis has started work on a £30 million mansion – complete with a secret tunnel to the River Thames, a huge ...
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River Thames to help power University of East London’s Net Zero campus
University of East London (UEL) extends Siemens strategic partnership to design and deliver a water source heat pump situated ...
Living on the river: 'we used to do the school run by boat from our island houseboat'
Fishing out of the window, paddle boarding and kayaking on the doorstep living on a houseboat on Taggs Island on the Thames ...
Oxford University branded ‘slimy’ and ‘desperate’ amid Boat Race eligibility row
"This is a desperate ploy from Oxford to gain an upper hand in the most slimy way," said former Cambridge rower Imogen Grant.