More good news for The Rhondda Tunnel project – potentially Europe’s Longest Cycle/Walking Path
ESP have been proud to contribute to the efforts to reopen the Rhondda Tunnel, providing a Geotechnical Site Investigation of
#RockIsToMountain and Literature Wales
We are excited to be working with Literature Wales/Llenyddiaeth Cymru (@LitWales/@LlenCymru) to provide The Lost Words to the Reading Friends
Have you heard about FLEXIS?
FLEXIS (Flexible Integrated Energy Systems) is a £24 million research operation designed to develop an energy systems research capability in
Pobl Trust Golf Day
We recently joined the Pobl Trust in their golf fundraising Pro-Am which was held at the beautiful, but tricky, Langland
RISQS Audit Pass – 3rd Year Running with 5*!
The railways geotechnics team at Earth Science Partnership are very pleased to announce for the third successive year, we have once again
ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 – Achieved
ESP are proud to announce that following our Annual Audit and Transition Audit we have now achieved the new ISO
ESP and Cambria Tee Off for Local Charities
Mat Elcock, Senior Engineering Geologist at ESP, and industry colleagues from Cambria Consulting teed off at Parc Golf Club last
Consideration of coal mining legacy issues in the UK
Coal Authority press release, 11th May 2018 The Coal Authority has called for local authority planners, surveyors, developers and geotechnical
The Lost Words #RockIsToMountain
ESP aim to provide a copy of The Lost Words, by Robert Macfarlane and Jackie Morris, to publicly managed care
ESP News, Spring 2018
We’ve enjoyed being involved with some pretty diverse and interesting projects through 2017 and into 2018. Read what we’ve been
Wales Air Ambulance: Reactive Geohazard Management
We were recently asked to make a reactive geohazard management visit to another South Wales landslide on behalf of Welsh
Rhondda Tunnel: Site Investigation
Engineered by S. W. Yockney, the Rhondda Tunnel is the longest disused tunnel in Wales at 3.1km. Today the portals