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Tideway | 4.5km Greenwich connection tunnel completed

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The Thames Tideway Tunnel has hit another milestone with the completion of the 4.5km Greenwich connection tunnel between Greenwich and Bermondsey.

This section of tunnel stretches from Greenwich Pumping Station to Chambers Wharf, where it connects with the main super sewer. It will tackle sewage overflow into the Deptford Creek and…

Technology is key to modernising 19th century water infrastructure

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Across the globe, the infrastructure supporting water – delivering clean water and collecting wastewater - was laid in many instances over 100 years ago. This aging system, which supports access to one of humanity’s most critical resources, remains a key source of system disruptions.

Globally, more than 45Mm3 of water are lost per…

£7M concrete flood alleviation wall inaugurated in Rotherham

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Construction of a £7M, 125m long concrete flood defence wall has been completed in Rotherham, South Yorkshire.

A key project in South Yorkshire’s wider Rotherham Renaissance Flood Alleviation Scheme (RRFAS), the wall runs between the railway and the South Yorkshire Navigation Canal from Ickles Lock to Centenary Way in Rotherham town…

Haddiscoe accident report calls for more collaboration between organisations on railway flood resilience

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The Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) has called for Network Rail to work more collaboratively with the Environment Agency, Natural Resources Wales and Scottish local authorities to ensure that railway-related flood risk is managed appropriately.

The recommendation comes as part of RAIB’s report into the embankment washout under a passenger train…