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Straw bale hung from London's Millennium Bridge to comply with ancient law – just part of the River Thames' long, legal history

By Richard Blakemore, Associate Professor in Social and Maritime History, University of Reading

The river Thames, like any large body of water, is a distinct jurisdiction with its own laws, customs and histories.

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