At 40 miles (64km) long, the River Roding is London's third largest river. From its source near Stansted airport, it snakes through Essex and the east of the capital, eventually ending up in the ...

In economic terms as well as geographic, London's black and beating heart has always been the River Thames, viscous with centuries of filth and secrets. Eventually, the Victorians laced the city with ...

The Lea is one of many rivers that flow through London's urban landscape When Londoners say "the river", most will mean the River Thames. But there are 25 other rivers in the Greater London area, with ...

Clear targets must be set by the mayor of London to make the capital's rivers safe for swimming, a report, external by the London Assembly has said. Among its other recommendations, the Environment ...

The River Roding is 40 miles long and a tributary of the Thames At 40 miles (64km) long, the River Roding is London's third largest river. From its source near Stansted airport, it snakes through ...