Lower Thames News Today

Taking advantage of these to combine architectural design and civil engineering processes enables sites to go beyond functionality and make a significant

It’s strange, really, that one of our most beloved, lyrical books about English rivers should have been written in the dying embers of the Victorian era. When Kenneth Grahame was writing about a rat and a mole passing their days “simply messing about in boats” – inspired by the walks he took with his son by the River Thames and its tributaries in Berkshire – the waters that flowed past his house and on to London were a cesspool often blamed for the diseases tha...

The latest Snap Analysis report from industry analysts Barbour ABI showed that £2.9bn of work was handed out in the sector in February 2024. This was more

In Britain, archaeologists uncovered three new sections of a riverside wall that Romans built to defend London from attacks 2,000 years ago. The sections are part of a barricade that encircled the entire city, suggesting that

Earlier this month, Construction News revealed emerging plans for a new initiative for contractors to collaborate on promoting the sector through schools

City AM sits down with the man delivering the £9bn Lower Thames Crossing, a project whose planning bid is the UK's longest ever.

Shipbuilder, Harland & Wolff Group is among the participants in the UK of the National Apprenticeship Week (NAW) which is underway and continues to th...

Despite short-term uncertainty and the HS2 cutback, there is no shortage of infrastructure work in the pipeline In September, as speculation around HS2

The Lower Thames Crossing is proposed to feature a 14.3-mile new motorway including a 2.6-mile road tunnel running east of the Dartford Crossing connecting Kent and Essex.

A historic barn in Upminster which has been "badly in need of major restoration work" has received a funding boost.