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Patron: Sir Tommy Steele O.B.E.
Keeping History Alive in London's Secret Riverside Villages




Wed, Jan 28
|Norwegian Church
Watermen's Stairs
A talk by David Sweetland, London blogger and guide
Time & Location
Jan 28, 2026, 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Norwegian Church , 12 Albion St, London SE16 7LN, UK
About the event
Thames stairs are generally very old places, and provide an interface between the land and the river. Places that have been so important for centuries, but today are often lost, closed, in poor condition, or just places where few people visit.
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