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NewsLowestoft addresses the flood threat challenge
The UK east coast port town of Lowestoft is planning flood defence measures in response to a recent study predicting flood events such as seen in 1953 will become a relatively frequent event.
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NewsThames Hub ‘airport in the estuary’
Lord Foster, chairman and founder of Foster + Partners in the UK, has launched proposals for the ‘Thames Hub,’ which the companies describe as “an integrated vision for Britain.”
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NewsMulti-million pound rescue for Western Quay
Work is underway on a project to rescue an ageing quay structure that is essential to the future of a regional fishing industry.
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Support for Scotland's Largest Flood Prevention Scheme
Halcrow in the UK has been given the green light to proceed to the detailed design and procurement stage on a £ 50m flood prevention scheme for the White Cart River in Glasgow.
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NewsLandslide Investigation on Isle of Wight
Coastal landslides can cause considerable damage to roads, buildings and underground services. From the perspective of the Isle of Wight Council, its most valuable assets are coastal defences and an extensive network of important highways and the retaining walls which support them.
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NewsHalcrow Assesses Coastal Erosion Risk
Halcrow in the UK is close to completing a study for DEFRA to develop a procedure to provide coastal authorities with the means to better understand, appraise and quantify the coastal erosion risks they are obligated to manage.
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NewsEssex Flood Defences Strategy Due
Consulting engineers Halcrow is in the final stages of a project on the Roach and Crouch estuaries in Essex.
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Marine Energy Challenge Assessing Projects
The Carbon Trust has chosen consulting engineers Halcrow Group Ltd , in partnership with engineering specialists Peter Brotherhood Ltd and Abbott Risk Consulting Ltd , as one of the main engineering consortia to be involved in its new Marine Energy Challenge (MEC) programme.
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NewsPort of Dover Growth Strategy Study Underway
Consultancy group Halcrow has been appointed by the Dover Harbour Board to help shape the Port of Dover''s future as demand for its services begins to outstrip capacity.
