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A SLIPWAY in Henley is due to finally re-open next spring after more than two years of wrangling. A pontoon which blocks access to the River Thames from the sli...

THE installation of a giant observation wheel in Henley could provoke opposition, says the leader of a conservation group. Geoff Luckett, who chairs the Henley ...

A SLIPWAY in Henley that was filled in with concrete by a developer has been reinstated. Henley Town Council carried out the work this week after experiencing l...

A SLIPWAY in Henley has still not been restored 15 months after it was filled in. The area in Thames Side at the bottom of Friday Street was levelled off with c...

A collaborative decommissioning project at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) has completed the “forensic analysis” of a tidal energy tripod’s end-of-life condition. The study gained a comprehensive understanding of the end-of-life condition of the tripod, assessing the long-term effect of deploying components and systems in the challenging high velocity environment at EMEC’s Fall of Warness tidal energy test site. The tripod had been submerged for approximately 11 years during wh...

© Supplied by Colin Keldie The tidal energy tripod being hauled out of the sea Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A project in Orkney aimed at reducing the costs of decommissioning offshore renewables developments has been completed. The collaborative study at the European Marine Energy Centre (EME...