The Thames Tideway Tunnel connects to London's existing Victorian-era sewer system at 21 different points, boosting its capacity. The original 150-year-old sewer system was severely overwhelmed ...

But for the past ten years, construction has been going on to get the 16-mile super sewer ready to carry human waste and rainwater in the new Thames Tideway Tunnel. Most of us rarely think about ...

The Thames Tideway Tunnel is a deep-level ‘super sewer’ that spans 15 miles from Acton to Stratford, along the tidal section of the River Thames. Work on the tunnel began in 2016, and ...

After 10 years of construction work, the last of the 21 connections of the Thames Tideway Tunnel was made to the city's Victorian sewage system. The 16-mile (25km) pipe will divert 34 of the most ...

Thames and the majority of its lenders have backed a plan that would see the company, which has a £20bn debt pile, borrow a further £3bn to keep it afloat long enough to complete a restructure.

Designed to handle storm overflows, the Thames Tideway Tunnel opened its gates today, capturing 589,000 cubic metres of sewage within 24 hours during heavy rainfall in September. The 25km ‘super ...

Full connection of the 25 kilometre-long sewer tunnel should help prevent 95 per cent of sewage spills into the Thames The Thames Tideway was fully connected to the capital's wider sewage network ...

The project of Thames Tideway Tunnel is designed to prevent untreated waste from entering the river during heavy rainfall and aims to reduce the amount of sewage that gets into the Thames by 95%.

(to Darren) Hello. Nice helmet. Thanks very much. Darren is project manager of the Tideway, a major infrastructure development for the Thames, which will help free the river of dirty discharges.

London's new £5bn super sewer has been fully connected and is already stopping half a million tonnes of sewage from entering the River Thames, the firm behind it has said. After 10 years of ...

The Thames Tideway Tunnel, to give it its official but less-fun name, is 25km long, stretching from Acton through the city to Abbey Mills (near Stratford) where it connects with the Lee Tunnel.