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TfL reveals civil engineering behind £15.3M step-free upgrades at Surrey Quays and Northolt | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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Two London railway stations – Surrey Quays and Northolt – now have step-free access, making journeys possible for wheelchair users and people with pushchairs or luggage. Transport for London (TfL) told NCE about the civil engineering behind the projects. A more accessible entrance and ticket hall have enabled step-free access at Surrey Quays on the London Overground, and the station now also has accessible toilet and baby changing facilities. A new footbridge and staircase at Surrey Quays are re
Marine tunnel parts for Sizewell C to be manufactured in Avonmouth from 2028 | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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Planning permission has been granted for Sizewell C to build a factory at Avonmouth near Bristol, which will manufacture pre-cast marine tunnel segments and heads. The site of the factory was previously used as a tunnel production facility for Hinkley Point C, which is described as the sister project to Sizewell C. The components built at the new factory will be transported to Sizewell C in Suffolk by rail and sea, which the project said would support its commitment to “move at least 60% of cons
80t ‘lid’ to protect Australian rail station from 1-in-10,000-year flood | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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An 80t lid acting as a flood barrier over Albert Street station in Brisbane, Australia, measuring 22m by 10m, has been installed and is undergoing testing. The 18 barriers add 10m of height above street level, meaning they provide resilience against 1-in-10,000-year flood events. The lid, nicknamed an ‘Esky Lid’ after the popular cool box design prevalent in Australia, is one of 18 flood barriers which have been deployed at the station by the Cross River Rail Delivery Authority. The underground
GBE-N has no record of SGE’s claimed interest in acquiring Oldbury site | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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Great British Energy – Nuclear (GBE-N) said it has no record of receiving correspondence from small modular reactor (SMR) developer SGE with an expression of interest in acquiring land at Oldbury to build SMRs, despite the company saying it expressed its “indicative interest” in buying the site. SGE, which was founded by Polish billionaire Michał Sołowow, announced its intention in July to build 14 SMRs in the UK, including at Oldbury-on-Severn in Gloucestershire, where six of the SMRs are to be
Track upgrade for Buxton's historic Eaves Tunnel | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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A total of 400m of track through the 163-year-old Eaves Tunnel in Buxton is being upgraded as part of a £1.5M project from Network Rail on the last weekend of September. Works in the Victorian tunnel, which is between Chapel-en-le-Frith and Dove Hole, will include ballast being replaced along the track in the structure. The upgrades, being carried out by the Central Rail Systems Alliance will take place on 26 and 27 September and will require no trains running between New Mills Newtown station a
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