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Clare 29th May 2019
Highways England has announced that a section of the westbound M62 will close for an entire weekend in June. Leeds Live revealed that the stretch of motorway between junctions 29 and 28, which is near Leeds, is the section affected…
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Clare 17th May 2019
People living in Essex are likely to face disruptions to their commute this summer after a bridge is expected to close for one month. Great Bardfield Bridge will be closed to drivers and pedestrians from July 29, from which time…
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Clare 2nd May 2019
Many bridges in Cumbria need concrete structure repairs while roads might require a lot of work to fix flood damage in the wake of Storm Desmond. The BBC reported that nearly 150 roads and bridges in the north-west county have…
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Clare 26th April 2019
Freyssinet is currently carrying out works on Harrow Road, Paddington to remove the existing cathodic protection system. The works include hydrodemolition surface preparation, installation and commissioning of a new cathodic protection system, carried out in collaboration with Freyssinet in-house specialist…
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Clare 15th April 2019
A barn owl was recently spotted by the Freyssinet team while carrying out investigation works on pier 2 of the Bletchley Flyover near Milton Keynes. The owl was discovered hiding in a cross head adjacent to a bridge bearing. The…
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Clare 11th April 2019
A new £1.3 million centre for Perry RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) in Shropshire was officially opened HRH Princess Anne on 10 April 2019. The Cavalier Centre near Much Wenlock will be the new home of the charity, which…
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Clare 4th April 2019
Freyssinet has pledged its support to safeguard historic buildings and monuments in the Ironbridge Gorge in Shropshire by signing up to a unique fundraising campaign. The Fund for the Future was launched by the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust in 2018…
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Clare 25th March 2019
Freyssinet’s Senior Site Supervisor Ian Turp was recently presented with the 2018 Freyssinet Safety Award. The annual award, judged by Safety Manager Darren Collinswood and the senior operations management team, is presented to an individual who has contributed a solution…
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Clare 19th March 2019
Aberdeenshire is suffering from a large-scale problem of crumbling bridges, so much so that it requires a significant funding of £3.35 million to be able to bring them back into good condition. The Press and Journal revealed that 65 out…
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Clare 13th March 2019
A team of researchers at the University of Sheffield has found a new way of protecting concrete from fire damage, using fibres extracted from the textile reinforcement you find in tyres to guarantee their performance. Adding these to the concrete…
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