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No need to replace Thames Barrier says former manager

21 February 2013

A leading expert on flood risk in the Thames estuary this week rejected claims that the Thames Barrier needs “urgent” replacement.

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Mitigation to appease Thames tideway objectors

21 February 2013

Thames Water to submit planning application after two year consultation exercise.

Tideway planning timescale revealed

14-Feb-2013

Thames Water has said that it will submit detailed plans for its 32km, £1.6bn “super sewer” Tideway project to the Planning Inspectorate on 28 February.

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Lee Tunnel TBM

Picture gallery: Massive machine positioned for Lee Tunnel

An 8m diameter tunnel boring machine (TBM) was yesterday lowered into a vast shaft, the deepest structure in London, in preparation to start work creating the 6.4km long Lee Tunnel.

Features

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Special report: Fundamental issues at heart of super sewer

The debate about the proposed £4.1bn Thames Tunnel mega sewer is growing ever more politicised. NCE talks to the experts for and against the controversial super sewer.

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Tunnels: A major project round up

Record breaking tunnels are being designed and built across the globe. NCE is tracking the progress of them all at its online major projects hub.

Thames Rescue

Billed as the largest water infrastructure project in the northern hemisphere, the London Tideway Tunnels aim to massively reduce sewage discharge into the rivers Thames and Lee. Alexandra Wynne talks to the man in charge of delivery.

comprising the construction of mega sewage storage tunnels the Lee Tunnel and the proposed Thames Tunnel, as well as upgrades to five major sewage treatment works in London

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Comment

Antony Oliver

Big projects must win public and political backing

News this week that the House of Commons Transport Select Committee has given its influential blessing to plans for the controversial High Speed 2 (HS2) project must be seen as a challenge to the industry. The challenge, of course, is around deliverability.

Phil Stride, head of London Tideway Tunnels

Viewpoint: Out of the shadows into the spotlight

Long in the shadows of public consciousness, London Tideway Tunnels are finally emerging into the spotlight, says head of London Tideway Tunnels Phil Stride

Martin's blog: sewer flooding is a major issue

My view is that a good deal of underground drainage systems are going to be severely challenged in future if UK is now to experience frequent intense rainfall as we have seen recently.Martin Knights is president of the International Tunnelling Association

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