Seals have been spotted in Surrey once again, with sightings logged on the Zoological Society of London's (ZSL) interactive ...

It’s made of clay dug in the Thames Estuary. Pins are found with surprising abundance in the river. These ones were individually hand-made from copper alloy and date from anywhere between 1400 ...

Discoveries can be made as far east as the Thames Estuary, up to 40 miles from central London, although mudlarks tend to use their own boats in this broad island-strewn reach of the river.

The North Sea encroached on the land which is now the estuary of the River Thames, and southwards to reach the higher land of the North Downs. This left behind an island made of chalk which is the ...

Proposals for one million new homes and potential creation of 1.3 million jobs by 2050 in the Thames Estuary are to be considered by the government. The Thames Estuary 2050 Growth Commission has ...

In this installation, listen out for the diverse sounds of mammals, fish, insects and crustaceans living in the River Thames, alongside human-made noises found from source through the bustling city ...

The masts are set to be cut from a wartime shipwreck in the Thames Estuary that is packed with 1,400 tonnes of explosives. Cargo ship SS Richard Montgomery was anchored in Sheerness, Kent ...

A seal fishing and devouring its dinner has been spotted in the River Thames in Surrey. A number of people caught a glimpse of the stunning animal "with a very big fish in its mouth" on Sunday, ...

The £9bn Lower Thames Crossing (LTC), a road tunnel linking Kent and Essex, was already facing backlash over mounting costs and a £300m planning application which totals a whopping ...

and committed to "explore the role" that oysters might one day play in cleaning up the River Thames. After all, oyster reefs once stretched across kilometres of the Thames estuary too. The Solent ...

Unbeknownst to most, many of the marine mammals call the Thames Estuary home, where the river meets the North Sea in Essex and Kent. While you'd expect to see these beautiful creatures on beaches ...