London is going to be the centre of much of the world’s attention for three Olympic weeks in the summer of 2012. But if you’re planning to navigate on the Thames during that period you need to plan well ahead. Click here to find out more and see our film.
The Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations are heading for the Thames Sunday, 3 June.
Final Recommendations Report
The consultants have submitted their recommendations report to the PLA. It will be considered by the PLA early in 2012
A public meeting to discuss current and future issues about the Thames will take place at Putney on 7th February
Liverpool in London
HMS Liverpool is visiting London on her farewell tour
PLA Statement on Thames Estuary Airport
The Port of London Authority has an important interest in the debate
Met and Marines in Thames Olympic planning
The Met Police Marine Policing Unit and the Royal Marines are taking to the river Thames
The Port of London Authority works to ensure navigational safety along the tidal Thames, promote use of the river and safeguard its unique marine environment. Our vision is for a vibrant, safe and sustainable river Thames. We share our marine, environmental, planning and other expertise, working in partnership with people looking to use the river whether for trade, travel, recreation or pleasure. For a summary of our mission, strategy and priorities, use the link.
We have a dedicated website for leisure and recreational users of the Thames. Click here for information and films specially developed to help you navigate safely on one of the country’s busiest tidal rivers.
The Thames is a catalyst for investment with plans just completed, in hand or planned worth almost £2.5 billion. The investment is in new passenger piers, new vessels and cargo handling facilities.

