March 2008

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During the heavy rain leading to last Summer's floods, the historic Severn Valley Railway was badly affected by landslips along the Bridgnorth to Bewdley line. Reconstruction of the rail embankments was carried out using a 22m reach machine, building gabion baskets and re-profiling the slopes adjacent to the River Severn. Work is on track to have the line reopened for the Easter weekend.

News Archive

December 2020 >
Dyke Maintenance with 'Spider' Excavator Read More
November 2020 >
Zero Tail Swing crucial at Canford Cliffs Read More
October 2020 >
Return to Watchet Harbour with new CAT 352 Read More
September 2020 >
Dredging as part of Shetland Pier Redevelopment Scheme Read More
August 2020 >
Essential weed cutting campaigns carried out with EA framework contractors across Somerset. Read More
July 2020 >
Slipway Replacement Gravesend 10 days early! Read More
JUNE 2020 >
CAT 345 on Templecombe Rail Blockade Read More
MAY 2020 >
Shoreham River Wall Re-construction Read More
April 2020 >
Emergency Coastal Works in Scotland Read More
March 2020 >
Essential works continue despite Corona virus Read More
February 2020 >
Crucial Works at Barnehurst Blockade Read More
January 2020 >
Teamwork in Flood Emergency in Lincolnshire Read More