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The London hub will be operated by Canadian Mental Health Association Thames Valley, Ontario's largest branch of the organization. It will have 60 beds at a location that hasn't yet been finalized. " ...

Thames Water has confirmed prices for its customers will be hiked by £19 a month from April. The firm claims the increase is to allow for investment in the infrastructure over the next five years ...

Steph Mitchell's water supply was cut off last year - but she is still waiting for compensation A mother-of-two whose water was temporarily cut off said Thames ... The postcards provided a glimpse ...

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The decision to drop a scheme to improve flood defences in the Thames Valley has been criticised by a local authority. The Environment Agency (EA) said the benefits of its Thames Valley flood ...

(Richmond magazine) Carytown is now home to Ripple Ray’s, a tie-dye-heavy dive bar, restaurant and music venue dedicated to the Grateful Dead. (Richmond magazine) Chicago-style deep dish pizza is on ...

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The UK government has approached consultancies about taking the role of special administrator in a sign that ministers are bracing themselves for the imminent renationalisation of Thames Water.