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The photograph shows the landmark sculpture on the front of Riverbank House. It’s called The Swan Upper and was created by Edward Bainbridge Copnall assisted by José de Alberdi.
Copnall (1903–1973) was president of the Royal British Society of Sculptors (1961–66) and known for his accomplished, striking and controversial work. The Swan Upper is made of fibreglass and is just over four and a half metres high.
Swan Upping is an annual census of the swan population of the Thames - a tradition that dates from the twelfth century (when they were eaten at banquets). Since then, the monarch has claimed ownership of all mute swans.
We actively encourage you to take public transport when you visit.
By public transport:
We’re just a few steps away from Putney Bridge underground station (District Line) and a short walk from Putney railway station where you will also find a cab rank. Both stations have a fast and frequent service to and from the City and the West End. Many buses pass our door.
It’s easy to get to us from any point in London – including London’s airports - by public transport or by road.
If you need help/advice on finding us – including best mobility options, please email us or use the form on the ‘contact us’ page of this website.| Address | Archangel Communications Limited Riverbank House 1 Putney Bridge Approach London SW6 3JD UK |
| Telephone: | +44 (0)20 7731 2324 |
The following websites will give you further information:
Will give you all the information you need about public transport (including mobility/accessibility) in the London area.
Will show you the easiest route to take on foot from a given point to our offices.
Will show you where we are if you enter our post code (SW6 3JD). You can also choose options that will show you the shortest route by road from where you’re travelling.
By bicycle:
The TFL website given above has details of where to park. The current closest cycle parking is at Putney Bridge underground station.
By car:
There are limited paid for parking places underneath our building. While it is possible to park in the streets around the office (you’ll need to buy a ticket from a machine) spaces are few and far between.
Other local information
Food, drink and accommodation:
There is a selection of good restaurants, smart bars and traditional pubs within walking distance and a large hotel (part of a popular chain which has parking, a restaurant and bar) just across the street. If you’d like to know more about where to eat/drink or stay then please email us and we’ll advise you (or you could use the form on the ‘contact us’ page of this website).