The Latest Breaking News from Thames

I’m sober-not-by-choice this year (I'm pregnant) and here to offer a rebuttal to all those who evangelise on the joys of sobriety at Christmas. It might work at other times of year but like most people, prior to this one, I’d long consigned alcohol-free Christmases to the same dustbin as…

Three potential routes could be operated on a ‘turn up and go’ basis by 2026

Aldous Boathouse, on the banks of the Thames in Teddington, was built in 1874 and restored in 1999

Londoners warned of flooding to Thames paths amid high tides

The fourth instalment in a series of photo essays looking at the life on the Thames. From dawn sculls to a duck derby and container barges, Jill Mead, a longtime London resident and urban photographer, shares the stories of the many characters working on and enjoying the river

The Government is accused of 'standing idly by' while rivers are 'poisoned'

Exclusive: Lib Dems call for water companies to be more transparent with their data on sewage spills

Google's Street View feature currently covers almost every road in London, along with a section of the Thames stretching from Richmond to Woolwich

Thames path, Berkshire/Oxfordshire: Much has changed, with high fences now surrounding an estate and the heartening victory of the ‘Hartley steps’