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HS2 begins assembling Turweston green bridge deck

Engineers have begun assembling a new green bridge at Turweston on the edge of Buckinghamshire and West Northants. The 5,940sq/m structure, near Brackley, will carry a country lane and footpath across the new high-speed railway with space on either side to provide a safe corridor for small animals, insects and birds. Read more…

By Deborah, 6 months ago
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Introducing Saffiah Danso, Human Resources Apprentice with EGCUK as a partner in the EKFB Joint Venture 

We spoke to Saffiah Danso, a Human Resources Apprentice with EGCUK, who has recently joined our High Speed Rail Apprentice Network.  Can you describe your role in a few words? I assist in the delivery of multiple HR functions such as aiding the onboarding process, drafting and sending offers/contracts, handling Read more…

By Deborah, 11 months11 June 2024 ago
Industry News

HS2 begins year-long, half-kilometre viaduct deck slide

HS2’s innovative Wendover Dean Viaduct enters a critical new stage of construction as engineers begin the job that will see almost half a kilometre of bridge deck slid into position over the next year, high above the Misbourne Valley in Buckinghamshire. The 450m-long viaduct will be the first major railway Read more…

By Deborah, 1 year31 January 2024 ago
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First HS2 viaduct completes deck beam installation

A viaduct in Northamptonshire has become the first on the HS2 project to have all its deck beams installed as work on the project continues to ramp up between London and the West Midlands. The 163m long Highfurlong Brook Viaduct, near the village of Aston le Walls, is one of Read more…

By Deborah, 1 year ago
Industry News

HS2’s low-carbon Wendover viaduct

The first of 38 steel beams that will form the innovative low-carbon structure of HS2’s Wendover Dean Viaduct have completed their 560-mile journey to site ahead of the start of deck construction. Travelling at night to reduce disruption for the local community, the 25m long steel beams were transported on Read more…

By Deborah, 2 years ago
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