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Skinningrove Flood Alleviation Scheme: design and risk notes for bridge engineers
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (398+ words) Bam has begun construction of the £13M Skinningrove Flood Alleviation Scheme in North Yorkshire for the Environment Agency, centred on replacing Stone Row Bridge and removing the village’s reliance on manually operated flood gates. The works will modernise flood defence infrastructure…...
Preston and South Ribble Flood Scheme Phase 1: interface and design notes for engineers
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (412+ words) Phase 1 of the £55M Preston and South Ribble Flood Risk Management Scheme has been completed by VolkerStevin for the Environment Agency, marking the first major upgrade to defences along this reach of the River Ribble. The works form part of a…...
BGS River Tweed groundwater survey: flood model lessons for infrastructure engineers
2+ mon, 4+ day ago (441+ words) The British Geological Survey has launched a four‑year ground investigation of the River Tweed catchment to characterise groundwater behaviour and its interaction with river levels for improved flood forecasting. Work will include installing new monitoring boreholes, logging groundwater heads…...
BGS 11% UK subsidence forecast by 2070: design and risk notes for engineers
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (470+ words) New climate-modelling by the British Geological Survey (BGS) projects that up to 11% of UK homes – several million properties – could face increased clay-related subsidence risk by 2070 as hotter, drier summers drive greater soil shrink–swell. The work uses UKCP18 climate scenarios to…...