Design Manual for Roads and Bridges HD22/08 withdrawn and replaced with CD662: Managing geotechnical risk
Design Manual for Roads and Bridges HD22/08 has been withdrawn and replaced with CD662: Managing geotechnical risk. “An essential part
Site Investigation
ESP to Guest Lecture at Coleg Y Cymoedd, Cardiff
ESP’s Technical Manager, Hywel Davies, will be a guest lecturer at Cardiff’s Coleg Y Cymoedd later this summer. He will
Going Underground (not with The Jam)…
An interesting look at a site that ESP have recently been involved in providing Geotechnical advice for – the disused
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
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
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
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
Development of Land Affected by Contamination
The Welsh Land Contamination Working Group has recently provided guidance to Environmental Consultants in Wales encouraging better communication to ensure
Principles of Assessing Land Affected by Contamination
ESP director Giles Sommerwill has been invited to present an informal lecture to the South Wales Construction Safety Group on
ESP Spring 2016 Newsletter
Read our Spring 2016 Newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/bWWVF1
The Top 3 Photographs from our ‘Earth Science Picture of The Week’
On a weekly basis, we share photographs of Geological Sites from around the world which portray the phenomena that shape our planet.