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Ground Engineering (GE) magazine provides information on new and practical aspects of geotechnics, engineering geology and geo-environmental engineering.
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Lucion Delta-Simons carrying out GI on London regen scheme
11+ hour, 8+ min ago (336+ words) 14 September, 2026 By Nia Kajastie As part of a recently awarded contract, Lucion Delta-Simons has been appointed to carry out geotechnical and geo-environmental investigations for Westminster City Council’s Lisson Grove regeneration programme. On 24 August 2026, the City of Westminster published a contract…...
GE100 2026: Geotechnical sector holds firm despite deepening downturn
3+ day, 4+ hour ago (684+ words) 11 September, 2026 By Ground Engineering The geotechnical sector’s confidence in power and water growth is undimmed, but a sharper, wider construction downturn, political uncertainty and a persistent skills shortage are reshaping the outlook. The UK geotechnical sector remains cautiously optimistic. More…...
Heavy rain leads to landslide in South Korea
3+ week, 10+ hour ago (346+ words) ‘Who’s going to take on the challenge?’ 24 August, 2026 By Greg Pitcher Rampant rainfall has sparked a fatal landslide in South Korea, according to reports. Local news agency Yonhap said 95cm of rain fell in the city of Geoje on the Asian…...
West Development Office of the Civil Engineering and Development Department
3+ week, 5+ day ago (73+ words) geplus.co.uk West Development Office of the Civil Engineering and Development Department AtkinsRéalis, in joint venture with Arup, has been awarded a design and construction consultancy contract by the West Development Office of the Civil Engineering and Development Department…...
Could geothermal roads help prevent potholes before they form?
3+ week, 6+ day ago (305+ words) ‘Who’s going to take on the challenge?’ 18 August, 2026 By Ground Engineering Researchers at the University of Surrey have launched a pioneering trial that to investigate solving the UK’s pothole problem by using heat stored underground. The “Thermo-active Roads for Heat…...