The River Severn has affected the lives of those ... finally emptying into the Bristol Channel. According to some sources, the name 'Severn' is derived from Sabrina (or Hafren in Welsh) and ...

In Gloucestershire, England, “bore rider” Ben Rogers surfs the river Severn, one of the UK’s longest rivers, which runs several hundred kilometres from mid-Wales to the Bristol Channel.

It's called the Severn Bore but it's certainly not boring. Surfers and kayakers look forward to this world-famous natural phenomenon where they can take to the waves on the Severn Estuary.

The bore travels along the Severn Estuary, River Severn and Bristol Channel. In the lower, broader part of the estuary near Avonmouth, the tidal surge advances as a slight roll in the deepwater ...

The River Severn has its source in the Welsh Cambrian mountains before finally emptying into the sea in the Bristol Channel. Along its banks you'll find the historic cities of Shrewsbury ...

This is the moment a four-star Severn Bore travelled up the river at Minsterworth on Monday ... rising tide moves into the funnel-shaped Bristol Channel and Severn Estuary. The surging water ...

And then, it got even colder that were any Bristolians brave enough to venture over the hill to Aust, they’d see that the River Severn and ... that came up the Bristol Channel,” they added.

The river played a key role in the Industrial Revolution, linking the coal and iron fields of the Midlands with the Bristol Channel. By the 17th century, the Severn was the second busiest river in ...

Kevin Brady expects to swim more than 10 miles per day to complete the trip in three weeks A man is attempting to become the first person to swim the length of Britain's longest river, the River ...