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Southeastern will run SE London’s mainline trains for at least another 18 months after the government gave the company a management contract to continue running the service until at least October 2021. The deal puts on hold months of uncertainty about the future of Southeastern, which has been operating the network since 2006. The franchise […]
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Eton College has had to restrict visits in response to the Covid-19 outbreak. Unfortunately the Sunday afternoon openings of our museums and galleries are suspended until further notice. We apologise for the inconvenience and hope to welcome you back soon. … Continue reading
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The by-election to replace disgraced councillor Tonia Ashikodi remains on despite the coronavirus outbreak – and will need a court order or act of parliament to stop it, Greenwich Council’s elections boss said last night. James Pack, the borough’s head of electoral services, told councillors that as the writ for the Glyndon ward by-election, due […]
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How can I get to the Museum? The Museum has a large car park and is clearly signed with brown signs when you get to Henley on Thames. Alternatively, the Museum is 5 minutes’ walk from the train station. There is further information on finding us here. What time should I arrive? Please arrive 5… Read More
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A new community sports project, Tokyo on Thames, spearheaded by the River & Rowing Museum, has got off to an incredible start with the first part of the initiative – Training the Trainer. On Saturday 29 February, British Rowing Master Trainer Kate Belcher shared her insights with an enthusiastic group on the intricacies and skills… Read More
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Never tried indoor rowing? Be part of a unique and growing fitness programme with our free taster sessions. Sign up below for as many sessions as you wish and see our FAQs for further information. All sessions include warm up and cool down within the class time. Beginner these 40 minute sessions will help you… Read More
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A new community sports project, Tokyo on Thames, spearheaded by the River & Rowing Museum, has got off to an incredible start with the first part of the initiative – Training the Trainer. On Saturday 29 February, British Rowing Master Trainer Kate Belcher shared her insights with an enthusiastic group on the intricacies and skills… Read More
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The River Thames continues to be a hugely popular London filming location for projects of all sizes on both the small and very big screens. As the premier provider for marine filming services on the river, that means it has been a very busy start to 2020 for Livett’s. Our team has been involved in […]
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Plans for over 1,000 flats in New Cross that could have got in the way of the planned Bakerloo Line extension have been abandoned by developers. TfL is planning to extend the line from Elephant and Castle to Lewisham via Old Kent Road and New Cross Gate. But A2Dominion and Mount Anvil, along with Sainsbury’s, applied to build a new […]
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Plans to build 82 new council homes and 70 car parking spaces on green space on the Kidbrooke-Eltham border have been criticised by neighbours who say they will lose their community if the proposals go ahead. Greenwich Council wants to build 51 houses and 31 flats, along with the parking spaces, on the Brook estate, […]