Fishing on the River Thames
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Cotswold Boat Hire GLS Marine
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British Marine
Lechlade
A small family company operating from the scenic Cotswolds. Based on the River Thames Cotswold Boat hire operates from The Trout Inn, just next to St. John's Lock.
The Chequers Marlow
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Pub/Inn
Marlow
The Chequers is a large airy and welcoming pub with 9 newly refurbished bedrooms.
Thinking about buying a boat on the Thames?
There are a large number of boatyards dotted along the river that sell new and used boats to suit all budgets. Check the guide to buying a pre-owned boat with Thames Boat Sales.
The Old Bell
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Pub/Inn
Henley-On-Thames
The Old Bell is a traditional pub right in the centre of Henley.
Challenge 2017
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Participatory Event
Witney
The challenge is to complete the 127 mile canoe and reach, or exceed, the sponsorship target. Funds raised will go towards establishing an AdventureBase in Oxfordshire to help children and young people. This is the longest canoe challenge in the UK.
The Clifton Arms
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Pub/Inn
Reading
The Clifton Arms is one of our tried and tested community pubs situated in Caversham, Reading.
Barge Walk Ltd
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British Marine
Thames Ditton
With many years of practical experiance. We offer Marina moorings, maintenance, winter care, dry storage, cleaning and a brokerage service, also delivery.
Harleyford Marina
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Marinas & Services
Marlow
Since 1950, Harleyford has offered moorings on this picturesque stretch of the River Thames, between Temple and Hurley Lock.
Reading Museum
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Museum
Reading
Reading Museum is based in the Victorian Town Hall right in the centre of town.
The Taproom at Loddon Brewery
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Local Producers
Reading
If you enjoy a good beer, visit the recently opened Taproom at Loddon Brewery and sample one of their award-winning draught beers straight from source! You’ll want to go back again as only three of the Loddon ales are available each day. There’s…