M6 Prepares To Close For Bridge Repairs
A section of the M6 will close to allow repairs to be made on a bridge near junction 21.
Extensive Tyne Bridge Repair Scheme Approved
The famed Tyne Bridge that links Newcastle and Gateshead is set to receive funding for considerable, extensive and comprehensive repairs after a Major Road Network fund scheme proposal was approved.
Northern Line Branch Opens Following Upgrade Work
The Bank Branch of the Northern Line on the London Underground has reopened after a major upgrade that has included the construction of a whole new tunnel for trains. Other work has included a wider southbound platform and further work due to be completed later this year will add new escalators and lifts, better street …
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Kent Car Park Repairs Called ‘Pathetic’
Residents in Kent have complained about recent repairs to a seaside car park, saying the work to fix potholes there is “pathetic”.
Scarborough Tunnel Restoration Helps Open Up Attraction
A previously sealed foot tunnel in Scarborough has been reopened as part of a project to link up a popular public open space overlooking the sea.
Experiment Launch To See The Viability Of Concrete in Space
An experiment is set to be literally launched to see how effective concrete and concrete repairs are in outer space.
Iconic Falmouth Pier Needs Urgent Repairs
Falmouth’s Prince of Wales Pier requires ‘significant’ urgent repairs, as recent inspections have found that more of the pier’s steps have disintegrated and fallen into the sea.
Report About Europe’s Longest Cycling Tunnel Premature, Say Campaigners
A newspaper report that said that plans to create what would be the longest cycling tunnel in Europe have been greenlit was premature, according to the group that has been campaigning to have the Rhondda Tunnel in Wales reopened for use by cyclists.
Campaigners Near Target To Save Historic Saltdean Lido
Recent years have seen a surge in interest in Britain’s historic outdoor swimming pools. The lidos were first popularised during the 1920s and 30s, as part of a rising movement of both leisure and public health. Sadly, they fell out of favour in the late twentieth century, and many, such as the Saltdean Lido in …
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