The Spice Island pub in Londons Rotherhithe has been renamed Old Salt Quay.
The pub, built in 1995 to resemble a boathouse, stands on the site of the former Dinorwic Wharf alongside the old Surrey Basin Entrance. The interior is little changed but it is now describing itself as a ?Steak and Seafood Restaurant?.
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Foot-and-mouth disease is confirmed at an eighth farm inside the existing protection zone in Surrey.

Climate change campaigners marching across the UK arrive in London.

Climate change campaigners marching across the UK arrive in London.

Plans for a £1m hydro-electric plant in the Thames to power Windsor Castle are abandoned.

The aroma of fresh coffee was wafting around Maidenhead today as organisations joined a national fundraising drive to hold the World's Biggest Coffee Morning.

Government experts have warned people living in the Royal Borough to remain
vigilant in the fight against the spread of foot and mouth.

Restrictions over foot-and-mouth will be eased in some parts of the UK but not in Oxfordshire.

Diversions will be in place in several places on the Oxford section of the Pathover the autumn and winter for bank/lock work to be carried out. See the closures and diversions page for maps.

Initial tests for foot and mouth disease on animals at a Fifield farm
have proved negative, the National Farmers' Union (NFU) has revealed.

A multi-million pound dream to rejuvenate the centre of Maidenhead by transforming it into a picturesque riverside scene has moved closer to a reality.

Torrential rainfall flooded  parts of Maidenhead and rendered sections of roadpractically impassable.

Warnings must be given when the River Thames is contaminated by sewage, a survey suggests.

Diseased lambs on a Fifield farm were being tested for foot and mouth yesterday as fears grew the contagious virus had reached Maidenhead's doorstep.

Press Release - 26/09/2007 Book lovers are invited to three literary events being staged to celebrate the refurbishment of Hampton Wick Library.

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A ROYAL screening of the controversial film Brick Lane has been pulled ? because of diary clashes. But Bengali groups in the East End have welcomed the decision believing the film would have created controversy in the east End. It had been hoped the Prin

AN ENVIRONMENTAL agency has condemned a stunt by a performance artist who planned to dump rubbish in the Thames as a protest against waste. Mark McGowan who is represented by the Guy Hilton Gallery in Fournier Street had planned to drop a van load of pla