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The River Thames, from the Cotswolds to London

There's a lot more to the River Thames than London. From its source near the Cotswolds to Teddington lock, the River Thames is the perfect place to go boating, walking, fishing or spend time relaxing in a pub or restaurant.

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Enjoy a wildlife watching cruise

Join the Chilterns Conservation Board and Hobbs of Henley for a voyage of discovery to spot the hidden natural treasures.

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Go to Cliveden Rocks!

A sensational tribute band concert held over two days at the National Trust estate of Cliveden.

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Watch live Tudor cookery

Henry VIII's Tudor kitchens at Hampton Court Palace are famous throughout the world.

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Visit the Stanley Spencer summer exhibition

The summer exhibition 'Stanley and the first Mrs Spencer' is now open.

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Join in Toad's summer fete

Mr Toad and his friends are having a traditional summer fete at the River and Rowing Museum.

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29 July 2010    

Grant awarded to 37 projects along the River Thames

37 projects which care for, enhance and increase the use of the River Thames are benefiting from over £86,000 in grants from leading waterways charity, The Waterways Trust, thanks to generous donations from its supporters.

29 July 2010    

Wild over Waterways comes to Henley

Wild over Waterways (WoW) childrens activities come to Henley's River & Rowing Museum this August.

26 July 2010    

Do you care about water sport and leisure?

The Environment Agency is encouraging people to have their say on the future of water sport and leisure development in London and the South East with the launch of a public consultation for its Enjoying Water project.

26 July 2010    

Boat owner charged for lacking a licence on the River Thames

A boat owner has been fined after failing to register his boat despite reminders and warnings.

6 July 2010    

Online water levels monitoring service launched

Individuals and businesses at flood risk can now monitor local river and sea levels online, the Environment Agency has announced.