Who is Nicola White?

Nicola was Mudlark-in-Residence at our Foragers of the Foreshore exhibition at Bargehouse where she recreated her ‘Tideline Art’ studio in-situ, displaying her collection of messages in a bottle and creating an epic bird sculpture from foraged plastics. As well as being a mudlark, Nicola is also a self-taught artist.

Where is Nicola White from?

Cheltenham
A: I am 50 years old. Q1: And whereabouts were you born, Nicola? A: I was born in Cheltenham in Gloucester.

Where can I mudlark on the Thames?

You can mudlark under the Millennium Bridge outside the Tate Modern on the South Bank or move over to the North Bank near St. Paul’s Cathedral. Outside Gabriel’s Wharf can be a fun place to check the shore, and the areas around Southwark and Blackfriars bridges on the North Bank are also worth checking out.

Do you need a Licence to mudlark?

You must have a permit, of which there are two kinds: ‘Standard’ and ‘Mudlark’.

How much is a permit to mudlark on the Thames?

Daily £42 (A one-day permit allowing a single visit to the foreshore and is valid for one month from the date of purchase.)

Is mudlark legal?

Rule Number One of mudlarking is: Eyes only. You’re not allowed to dig, scrape, or use a metal detector, at least not without a permit (obtained from the Port of London Authority). Even turning over rocks technically requires a permit.

Can anyone go Mudlarking on the Thames?

All areas of foreshore in the UK have an owner. Metal detecting, searching or digging is not a public right – you need permission from the landowner. To find out more about the scheme, including applications and fees for Standard Permits and Mudlark Permits, go to Port of London Authority: Thames foreshore access.

Can tourists go Mudlarking on the Thames?

Believe it or not, it’s possible for tourists like you to descend to the beaches of the Thames and pluck out the remnants of centuries past. It’s called mudlarking, and it’s probably the most exciting way to discover London that I’ve ever experienced.

Do you need a license to mudlark?

Do I need a license to mudlark?

Re: Are visitors permitted to mud lark? Theoretically yes, but in practice no. You must have a permit, of which there are two kinds: ‘Standard’ and ‘Mudlark’.

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