Five of the best on the River Thames
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Maple Marine Ltd
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Marinas & Services
Leatherhead
Maple Marine are independent yacht surveyors covering both inland waterways and coastal surveys worldwide.
Limehouse Marina
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British Marine
46 Goodhart Place, London
Limehouse Marina is located to the East of London, and connects the River Lee, the Regents Canal and the River Thames.
Pub in the Park Drive In Garden Party
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Festival
Remenham, Henley on Thames
Pub in the Park’s drive in Garden Party is heading to the beautiful riverside of Henley-on-Thames this September, bringing with it all the things you love about Pub in the Park, in a safe and socially distanced way.
Visions of History
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Blue Badge Guides
Windsor
Based in Royal Windsor, I offer guided walking tours, site visits and escorted coach tours throughout south and southeast England and I'm accredited to guide in Windsor Castle.
Dukes Head
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Pub/Inn
Wokingham
The Dukes Head is a community pub in the heart of Wokingham town centre. Serving wholesome pub food served on a daily basis.
The Three Horseshoes
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Pub/Inn
Henley-On-Thames
The Three Horseshoes is one of the few traditional style pubs left in Henley.
Cruising Association
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British Marine
London
The Cruising Association is Britain's leading organisation for cruising sailors. With more than 5000 members across the globe, we provide services, information, help and advice to sailors worldwide.
The Amazing Bubble Man
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Childrens Events
Maidenhead
Louis Pearl has been thrilling audiences around the world for over 30 years with the art, magic, science and fun of bubbles. He is a favourite at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where he has enjoyed 14 years of sell-out success.
Bates Wharf Marine Sales Ltd
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British Marine
Chertsey
Situated next to Chertsey Bridge, Bates Wharf have been trading since 1991, however they are part of W. Bates & Son who have been present on the River Thames for over 100 years.