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The Climate Change Committee is calling for a road building rethink, suggesting that the rest of the UK should follow Wales lead in scrapping planned schemes.

Thousands of cyclists took to central London’s streets in the sunshine yesterday for the DJ’s pedal-powered party – and we were among them

Decade-long excavations from Museum of London Archaeology uncovered three sections of Roman London's riverside wall.

Sections of the two-mile wall that the Romans built, known as the Londinium, have been uncovered near the Thames river.

King Charles’ infrastructure legacy is likely to be quite different to that of his mother as the sector is now looking to build fewer energy-intensive

Londinium’s connection to wharves and warehouses were cut suggesting defence took priority over river trade

Archaeologists from the Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA) have uncovered three new sections of an ancient Roman wall that was built along the River Thames 2,000 years ago.

Three sections of Roman wall in City of London given protected status

Patrick Boniface recalls one of the most humiliating defeats in the history of Britain’s Royal Navy. To the people of Chatham the approaching ships on the R ...

The Construction Leadership Council has reorganised its leadership, putting the man in charge of building the controversial Lower Thames Crossing in charge of ecology and environmental issues.