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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A street in Dorset has been closed off to drivers to allow workmen to carry out repairs on the Guildhall building.
Here are some common causes of cracks in concrete and their effects on concrete repairs.
While a lot of major defences are run by local authorities, over a quarter are privately owned, often by people with neither the inclination nor the funds to maintain them.
In the heat of the moment, in the middle of an argument, it is understandable to assert a fact that seems self-evidently untrue to be a contrarian.
The ancient Stonehenge monument on Salisbury Plain is undergoing repair work for the first time in over 60 years.
London Underground has commenced services on a new spur of the Northern Line, following the completion of a £1.1 billion project that started in 2015.
Five ventilation shafts for High Speed 2’s (HS2’s) Chiltern Tunnels are in the process of being created.
Following a £3.75 million refurbishment, Beverly Road Baths in Hull has been officially reopened by Lord Mayor, Councillor Lynn Petrini, where she unveiled a new plaque in a ceremony.
A programme of works to repair the Cleveland Bridge in Bath is to continue with the removal of the damaged concrete trusses that support the deck, and a temporary footway is to be laid on the west side.
