Sea Wall Collapse Sees Beach Steps Closed
Steps leading down to a popular Falmouth beach have had to be cordoned off after recent storms cause part of the sea wall to collapse.
Weak Road Bridges On The Rise In Britain
An estimate 150 more bridges in Britain have been identified as being unable to take the weight of goods traffic and requiring some level of stone or concrete repairs.
Repair Work To Begin On York’s Historic City Walls
One of the most iconic sections of York’s famous city walls is set to begin a series of repairs from the start of February.
Knebworth Heritage Site Undergoing Structural Repairs
Emergency structural repairs are underway at Knebworth House in Hertfordshire, to pre3serve the heritage site for future generations.
M11 Concrete Road Surface Repairs To Be Completed In Time For Christmas
The month-long maintenance and concrete repairs on potholes and cracks on the M11 will be completed in the middle of December.
Urgent Repairs Brought Forward For Manchester Velodrome
Priority building works on the National Cycling Centre in Manchester have been brought forward due to the risk of “catastrophic failings”.
Common Problems That Can Occur In Concrete
While, generally speaking, concrete is a relatively easy material to work with, it is important that it’s handled properly from start to finish.
UK Concrete Reveals Roadmap To Beyond Net Zero Strategy
Come the year 2050, a net negative industry will have been achieved through the use of natural properties of concrete.
Road Closures Begin For Clifton Bridge Repairs
The road underneath Clifton Bridge is to be closed overnight for 13 days to allow for essential concrete repairs to be made. In total, the bridge will be closed from 8pm to 6am every day from 5th to 18th October, as well as all day on the 10th and 11th, according to Highways England. This …
Building Refurbishment To Create Offices To Go Ahead In Stamford
The former St John’s Ambulance premises, which has stood empty for around five years, will still be refurbished and turned into office space.