Image: Reclaim Our River. The River Thames is one of the greatest natural wonders of our nation. ... A map showing the Thames Path and obstacles around Tower Hamlets.

The River Cycleway Consortium proposes to build a £600 million (roughly US$965 million) cycle path that floats on the Thames and offers cyclists a safer way of navigating the city.

From England's thousands of marked footpaths, we choose the Thames River Path for a self-guided walking holiday. And then, we take our daughter for a long stroll - … ...

The River Thames is back on the map -London's Tube map. In a recent redesign, the blue ribbon representing the river was airbrushed out in an effort to de-clutter the map. The move was met by ...

With the Thames, Google Street View recently published its first 360-degree image of a river, integrating the geography alongside the London roads already accessible on the search engine feature.

River Thames path collapse leads to torrent of water as Richmond on alert. Story by Adam Toms • 5mo. D ramatic video footage has captured a massive surge of water rushing through a River Thames ...

If this was the case it would add a further 14 miles (22km) to the Thames, making it nine miles (14km) longer than the Severn. Locals point out that Seven Springs is the source of the River Churn ...

The Thames Deckway aims to provide a solution to the British capital's "deep-seated traffic and pollution problems". Proposed for a 12 kilometre stretch from Battersea in the west to Canary Wharf ...

Source of River Thames moves five miles downstream for first time in history. ... A view of a signpost for the Thames Path near to Somerford Keynes (Andrew Matthews/PA) PA Wire.

But the Thames didn’t hit rock bottom until 1957, when the city’s Natural History Museum declared the river “biologically dead.” Wildlife that hadn’t fled were expiring in the water.

Richmond Council announced via social media at 1.18pm on Sunday, October 20: "A section of the Thames towpath between Richmond Lock and Kew Gardens car park has collapsed into the river.