Presenter Tess travels down the River Clyde in Scotland to its mouth. Old and new buildings can be seen from the water, as well as modern industrial and retail sites. Boats can travel 27km from ...

At it’s peak, tens of thousands of people were employed by the shipyards of the Clyde, from Govan all the way to Clydebank, the River Clyde was flanked end-to-end by massive dry docks ...

The gauge was one of several made for the Clyde Docks. It recorded the level of water in the estuary of the River Clyde. The mechanism consists of a fourteen day pendulum clock that drove a chart ...