King Charles took an Uber Boat to tour London's Thames Tideway Tunnel project, aka "super sewer," on Wednesday.

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The King met construction workers and storemen in Embankment, central London, to see the technology in action. The 25km long ...

Charles visited the Thames Tideway Tunnel ... The King met construction workers and storemen at the project in Embankment, central London, to see first-hand the benefits of the system and see ...

After a 10-minute ride, the royal group disembarked for a visit to the Thames Tideway Tunnel project at Bazalgette Embankment. Known as the London “super sewer,” the tunnel was officially ...

Thames Water will then operate the system as part of its London wastewater network. The King met construction workers at the project in Embankment, central London, to see first-hand the benefits ...

the royal group disembarked for a visit to the Thames Tideway Tunnel project at Bazalgette Embankment. Known as the London “super sewer,” the tunnel was officially opened by the King after 10 years of ...