Water Pressure is an alliance instigated by Dirty Water and Extinction Rebellion to campaign for a Citizens’ Assembly on ...

Crossness Pumping Station, which first opened in Bexley on April 4, 1865, is set to host a weekend of celebrations between April 5 and April 6 to mark 160 years since it was first opened. The pumping ...

Plans to either demolish Hammersmith bridge and replace it with a new crossing or keep it as a “monument” have been rejected ...

While pedestrian and cycle access was allowed to remain open, the bridge was closed to all traffic, including to pedestrians ...

The pumping station was built as part of London’s sewage system, constructed between 1858 and 1875, and was designed by renowned engineer Joseph Bazalgette. This system was designed to help ...

The decaying resting place of London’s Sewer King, Sir Joseph Bazalgette, is to be restored following a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant for the work to be carried out. Bazalgette Mausoleum in St ...

By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist I was frequently lectured in elementary school for my bathroom humor. “No one is supposed to think about poop!” I was often told. It turns out that a ...

Sir Joseph William Bazalgette was a civil engineer in the 19 th century who built London’s first sewer system (still in use today), which helped to wipe out cholera in the capital. Bazalgette's sewage ...