Stabilisation work begins at East Sussex tunnel dogged by landslips Network Rail engineers are about to start work to prevent future landslips occurring at a steep-sided cutting at the southern entrance to Wadhurst Tunnel, near Tunbridge Wells. Special anchors or soil nails will be used, combined with netting across the top of the cutting to keep soil and vegetation in place. The improvements will last for at least 60 years. The area has suffered an unusual number of landslips, with incidents near Wadhurst occurring in 2014, 2016, 2019 and 2020. In 2014, for example, a shallow translational...