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In pictures: 40 years of the Kessock Bridge
BBC NEWS   05 August 2022   UK   Scotland  
One of the bridge's construction crew won a bet by hitting a golf ball between the two spans (Scottish Roads Archive)
<p>The Kessock Bridge in the Highlands is 40 years old.<br />"One of the beauties of being a civil engineer is you are often building things which are of benefit to the area in which you are building them," says Ken Wilson, who helped to supervise the construction ...
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Massive pre-built tunnel is first for UK rail
The Engineer   12 January 2021   England  
(Credit: Network rail)
<p>Network Rail is making the final preparations for the installation of an 11,000-tonne pre-constructed concrete tunnel on the East Coast Main Line.</p> <p>Built on-site over the past nine months, the 155m concrete box will be slid under existing rail infrastructure ...
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The five: dinosaurs that once roamed the British Isles
The Guardian   15 March 2020   UK   Scotland  
<p>Last week scientists discovered the first Stegosaurus footprints in Scotland. Which other prehistoric reptiles lived on these shores? </p>
GROUND ENGINEERING AWARDS 2018
awards.geplus   16 October 2017   UK   London  
<p>Celebrating the very best in geotechnical engineering</p> <p>Attracting the biggest names in the industry, from the UK and around the world, the 2018 Ground Engineering Awards offers an ideal opportunity to promote your engineering excellence, demonstrate ...