Thursday, June 29, 2006

The upwardly mobile rise of Manhattan-upon-Thames

   

South Bank artistic director unveils vision

Gramophone - The world's best classical music magazine

Regatta winners are inspirational

   

Tuesday, June 27, 2006

Tate Modern launches virtual tours

Explore the Thames-side institution room by room, artist by artist, or by the decade

World's supercars in bid for London speed record

Motoring guide from Independent News and Media, South Africa

Wednesday, June 21, 2006

UK. Around 6,500 people visited Beale Park Thames Boat Show

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Tuesday, June 20, 2006

Green light for super incinerator

Plans to build Europe's biggest incinerator in south east London have been given the go ahead by Government.

UK. The Queen's Swan Marker announces the annual Swan Upping

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Monday, June 19, 2006

London sightseers flock to woolly spectacle

   

Outrage at Thames island plan

   

Down the channel with the pleasure steamers

   

Sunday, June 18, 2006

Thames gardens' open days

Several riverside gardens on or near the Thames Path are open this summer as part of the National Gardens Scheme.
Sutton Courtenay Manor, a former grange of Abingdon Abbey and once home of Observer editor David Astor, opens its garden above the water meadows on Sunday afternoon 25 June.

Sheepish stroll through London

News24: World: News: Sheepish stroll through London: A flock of 60 sheep have wandered through central London as part of an architecture festival to celebrate how the city has changed.

Wednesday, June 14, 2006

Redwood's 150,000 homes on Thames

   

Sunday, June 11, 2006

Tate 2 zig-zags into creation

IT is inspired by the ziggurats of ancient Babylon, but to some the giant glass structure planned for the south bank of the Thames resembles the work of an eight-year-old with a tub of bricks.

Thursday, June 8, 2006

The Arctic was easier, says 200-mile Thames swimmer

HE has braved the icy waters of the Arctic and shark-infested seas off South Africa, but today Lewis Pugh will complete what he says is his most difficult challenge: swimming the length of the River Thames.

The punter's guide to Oxbridge

Is there any more quintessential English summertime experience — apart from
losing the World Cup and being stuck behind a caravan — than going for a
lazy punt along Albion’s limpid rivers? Does anything evoke poetic cliché…

Wednesday, June 7, 2006

Grandpont House and Opus Dei

Leigh Hatts writes: In writing a paragraph about Oxford?s riverside Grandpont House I tried to concentrate on history rather than now. But maybe I subbed too much by just saying of today ?it remains a residence?.
Since 1959 it has been the residence for male members of the now well-known Opus Dei. Indeed the house […]

Tuesday, June 6, 2006

LONDON 2012: UK School Games launched

   

'It would be dangerous to change Bourne End'

   

If you change Bourne End, change Marlow

   

12m Thames Gateway funding awarded for Rushenden Relief Road

£12m of Thames Gateway funding will be given to the Rushenden Relief Road project in Kent, according to an announcement made today (Tuesday) by Angel

Thames floodplain consultation

   

Monday, June 5, 2006

Marchioness mum attacks ITV drama

   

Thames turbines may green up parliament

THE  Houses of Parliament may about to be powered by the tidal force of the River Thames and solar panels in a green makeover of the 140-year-old buildings.

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