A huge search operation has been launched after an 11-year-old girl fell into the River Thames. Police helicopters and boats ...

Most of these once held boats and ships together ... So for now, the best way to get a feel for mudlarking and the history on the Thames foreshore is through the Museum of London Archaeology.

It looks at boats ranging from the modest coracle – whose shape was adapted to suit individual rivers across Britain – to the imposing Thames sailing barges – boats that helped build London.

Kaliyah Coa, who had been playing during a school inset day, entered the water near Barge House Causeway, near London City ...

Emergency services scaled back their search for the girl on Monday night after a ‘large scale response’ was launched to ...

Right in the centre of the city, Mary discovers an oasis floating on the Thames when she meets an established river community who have turned their barges into gardens teaming with fruit and veg.

And while fewer people use boats to get from one side of the ... Starting a new chapter in the Thames’ storied history is Woods’ Silver Fleet, which is currently constructing the Thames ...

Dozens of children can enjoy free adventure days aboard historic Maldon barges, thanks to a £1,000 grant. The new funding, provided by the Essex Community Foundation to the Thames Sailing Barge Trust, ...