1           Original Barrow Hill reservoir In the late 18th century, when Camden Town started to develop, London was supplied by pumping from the Thames. The raw

The original water supply When Regent’s Park was laid out from 1811 the lake was supplied by the Tyburn Brook. The traditional source of the

The Nursemaids’ Tunnel, Regent’s Park, London is one of the earliest surviving pedestrian subways in London.  It joins the two Crown Estate Paving Commission (CEPC)

Our park has been a magnet for film makers since at least the 1930’s.  It is estimated that over 170 films have been made in

The 18th century witnessed a transport revolution as canals extended over much of the Midlands and northern industrial areas. Although plans to link London with

Celebrations marking the bicentenary of the Regent’s Canal are on hold. We will not be embarking on a pleasure boat at Hampstead Road Locks to

The story of the Regent’s Canal holds a mirror to the industrial and social history of London. The goods carried by barge were not only

The importance of the Regent’s Canal route through north London was recognised at an early stage by railway promoters, leading to a succession of proposals

The boat trip business had started on the Regent’s Canal in 1951, as part of the Festival of Britain celebrations, growing from 1500 to 100,000

Regent’s Park is the largest outdoor sports facility in Central London, and the busiest public open sports ground in England. Sports, other than tennis, take