A new exhibition at the London Museum Docklands spotlights hundreds of mudlarking finds, from Bronze Age tools to Viking ...

Plans have been submitted to turn an historic Grade-I listed building on the north bank of the River Thames into a new luxury ...

Here are three remarkable historical treasures that were discovered thanks to mudlarks who search the banks of London's River ...

A 16th-century ivory sundial,18th-century false teeth and some medieval spectacles are just some of the items that have been ...

A new tunnel is about to be dug under the Thames to the east of London — to help move electricity around ... launch from a 41-metre-deep shaft dug on the Thurrock side of the river and drive towards ...

For Thames Water’s 16 million customers ... a 66-year-old train driver from Bow in East London, face larger percentage increases (100 per cent in Peter’s case). Yet, apart from feeling ...

A west London councillor has accused Thames Water of ‘failing to protect our river and residents’ after reports suggested the company discharged 50 per cent more sewage in 2024 than the previous year.

The UK's biggest water provider has delayed its request for even higher customer bills. Thames Water has deferred its appeal to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), the regulator tasked ...

Cardiff Central is the busiest train station in Wales, and opened in 1850. It was nearly completely ... Routes from Cardiff travel across Wales as well as to London, Nottingham and Birmingham.

A centuries-old London tradition, the beginnings of mudlarking date all the way back to the 1800s. The city’s poorest residents would search the banks of the river, looking for ... Secrets of the ...

Alongside this, Thames Water has announced ... and beavers to London’s waterways. Following the successful reintroduction of beavers in Ealing and Enfield and water voles on the Hogsmill River, the ...

Thames Water serves about a quarter of the UK's population, mostly across London and parts of southern England, and employs 8,000 people. Image caption, Thames Water chief executive Chris Weston ...