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Clare 27th July 2021
Freyssinet is celebrating after receiving an internationally-recognised RoSPA award for demonstrating high health and safety standards for the second consecutive year in the row. Freyssinet received the RoSPA Gold Health and Safety Award for working hard to ensure its employees,…
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Clare 2nd July 2021
A former station undercroft characterised by a series of listed brick arches is to be turned into a new luxury development, linked to an adjacent residential skyscraper in central Manchester. Developer Salboy has unveiled details of its plan for the…
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Clare 21st June 2021
Tunnels are simultaneously one of the simplest and most complex architectural construction projects, depending on whether one focuses on the result or the process.
Clare 10th June 2021
New computer-generated footage has revealed details of a major new bridge that is under construction over the M6 in Cheshire.
Clare 3rd June 2021
Researchers at the Chalmers University of Technology have published a new concept for rechargeable batteries made of cement.
Clare 2nd June 2021
The Tyne and Wear Metro is set to see an increase in its capacity after a contact was confirmed for a major upgrade of the route between Pelaw and Bede Stations.
Clare 28th May 2021
Freyssinet UK has partnered with NHS Test and Trace to offer asymptomatic COVID-19 testing to employees through the Workplace Collect Scheme. We have been supplied with instant lateral flow tests for all employees by the NHS Test and Trace System….
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Clare 14th May 2021
Planning permission has been granted for a £37.4 million concrete shelter to protect a scenic but vulnerable railway line in Devon from rockfalls.
Clare 14th May 2021
The Gary McKenzie Training and Examination Centre, an Institute of Corrosion (ICorr) approved training and test centre for cathodic protection in reinforced concrete, on-land (buried), and marine metallic structures was officially opened this May. Representatives from the Corrosion Prevention Association…
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Clare 6th May 2021
Planned refurbishment works on the Grade II listed Britannia Bridge in Gwynedd, North Wales, have been altered after a pair of peregrine falcons were found nesting in the middle tower. Network Rail were due to carry out restoration work on…
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