A decade after it was first revealed, London's "super sewer" is now finally complete. The £5 billion (US$6.3 billion) project ...

Researchers have found dozens of human bones on the banks of the iconic river, many of them thousands of years old.

People have been dumping bodies into the River Thames for over 6,000 years, especially during the Bronze and Iron Ages. Why?

A judge has approved an emergency plan to keep Britain’s largest water company afloat and averted a possible temporary government takeover. Thames Water was seeking court approval for about $3.8 ...

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Swans are, of course, no longer eaten, but Swan Upping still takes place once a year on the River Thames. The Swan Uppers weigh and measure the cygnets and check them for any signs of injury, commonly ...

Until the middle of the nineteenth century the Sovereign regularly travelled on the river Thames, either on State occasions or between the Royal Palaces of Windsor, Westminster, Hampton Court, ...

Thames Water is subject to a High Court hearing this week as negotiations continue as to whether the near-bankrupt firm should be placed into administration. England's largest water company is set ...

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The London hub will be operated by Canadian Mental Health Association Thames Valley, Ontario's largest branch of the organization. It will have 60 beds at a location that hasn't yet been finalized. " ...