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Coastal path section lost after major landslip at Stonebarrow

Thousands of tonnes of rock and mud have collapsed from Stonebarrow Hill at Charmouth, forcing the closure of part of the South West Coast Path along the Jurassic Coast. The landslip occurred after w...

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Long-Haul, China's oil pipeline successfully adapted for carbon dioxide transport

China has completed a 27km trial transporting carbon dioxide through a repurposed long-haul oil pipeline, marking a technical milestone in the country’s carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS)...

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Palace of Westminster restoration: £3bn initial phase to launch underground and enabling works

Parliament’s Restoration and Renewal (R&R) Client Board has published costed proposals for the long-delayed restoration of the Palace of Westminster, recommending a £3bn, seven-year first phase...

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Hong Kong issues tender for 3.6km East drainage tunnel

Hong Kong’s Drainage Services Department (DSD) has invited tenders for the Hong Kong East Drainage Tunnel (Contract No. DC/2026/04), marking the next phase of a major stormwater infrastructure schem...

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GriffinLink project signals shift toward integrated European offshore power grids

The United Kingdom and Germany have announced plans to jointly develop GriffinLink, a proposed multi-purpose electricity interconnector designed to connect offshore wind generation directly into both...

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Blasting completed on Stockholm Metro Service Tunnel linking Hagastaden and Arenastaden

Blasting works have been completed on a new service tunnel forming part of the Stockholm Metro Expansion programme, marking a key underground construction milestone beneath the Swedish capital. The f...

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UK mine water heat Living Lab attracts global research interest at one-year milestone

One year after its launch, the UK’s first mine water heat Living Laboratory in Gateshead is attracting growing international interest, with researchers from Europe and the United States engaging with...

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Dubai Municipality invites bids for $8.2bn strategic sewerage tunnels project

Dubai Municipality has formally invited bids for the Phase II Links Package of the Dubai Strategic Sewerage Tunnels (DSST) project, advancing one of the emirate’s largest public private partnership...

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Sea defence upgrades protect iconic Folkestone rail route

Major coastal defence works have commenced at Folkestone Warren to safeguard the strategically important South Eastern Railway line that runs along the base of the chalk cliffs. The scheme, led by Ne...

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China’s TBM rescue beneath the Yangtze

During construction of the Jiangyin–Jingjiang Yangtze River Tunnel, a 6.4 km road tunnel beneath the Yangtze River, a 16 m diameter tunnel boring machine (TBM) suffered a catastrophic failure approxi...

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