The new super sewer system is just a couple of bolts away from being ready to carry millions of tonnes of Londoners’ waste.

The Iowa Institute for Hydraulic Research’s work can be seen around the world, but its biggest impact is felt closer to home.

The tunnel, used by over 1.5 million people a year, were built for practicality but have since become a curiosity for explorers, history buffs and the occasional paranormal investigator.

The Greenwich Foot Tunnel, which links Cutty Sark Gardens to Island Gardens, opened in 1902 as a lifeline for workers heading to the shipyards and docks of East London. Before that, people relied on ...

National Highways’ ambition to make a multi-billion-pound road connecting Kent and Essex the “greenest” in the UK has been ...

A NEW super sewer that will prevent an estimated 95% of spills into the River Thames has been fully connected in London.

A new upgraded flood defence system will also be installed ... residents and businesses that there is light at the end of the tunnel.” Residents told Lord Hendy, Network Rail CEO Andrew ...

Good wishes flooded in from around the world and the ... telling them: 'There is light at the end of that tunnel.' Kate – who was making an emotional return to the hospital where she was treated ...

Good wishes flooded in from around the world and the ... telling them: 'There is light at the end of that tunnel.' Kate – who was making an emotional return to the hospital where she was treated ...

A cycle path and underpass flooded again after Storm Herminia hit ... is currently unusable due to the amount of water filling the tunnel. The route, which has colourful murals decorating its ...