The new super sewer system is just a couple of bolts away from being ready to carry millions of tonnes of Londoners’ waste. Thankfully, the London sewers and whatever is inside them are usually ...

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 ...

Dan and Dunya met in 2013 when a fatberg was causing havoc in London Became fascinated by the sewer blockages made of congealed lumps of fat Dan secretly arranged trip to London sewers to mark one ...

London's current sewer network, which was constructed in ... and climate change with rainfall regularly overwhelming the system and causing it to discharge into the Thames. Tideway engineers ...

An curved arrow pointing right. This massive tunnel will update the city's antique sewer system. Produced by Maya Dangerfield. Video courtesy of AP. Follow TI: On Facebook More from Tech This ...

The new system is expected to stop 95% of the sewage spills that previously would have polluted the river. Take a look inside London's new "super sewer" Connections have been made at locations ...

This gigantic fatberg, made up of oil, grease, wet wipes, and nappies, was found blocking London's sewer systems. The huge blob weighed 130 tonnes - roughly the same weight as 11 double decker buses.

Bexley is home to a stunning monument that was nicknamed a cathedral – but was used for something entirely different.

Ever wondered about the gory and grimy details of history? 3 words: London’s sewers system; the exact system that is used by 9 million people quotidianly and in no understatement, is the ...

Now, author, historian and presenter Stephen Halliday is delving into the murky history of sewage systems in a new book published by Thames & Hudson. An Underground Guide to Sewers or: Down, Through ...

Ten years after construction began, and £5 billion later, London’s ‘super sewer’ is finally ready ... predominantly original Victorian system being blocked up by too much waste from London ...