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
Stability Assessment
Useful Glossary of Coal Mine Terms
We came across a useful glossary of coal mining terms a while ago, here it is: A Glossary of Mining
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
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
Ystalyfera landslide “very active” with further movement expected [Ground Engineering Magazine].
From GE Plus, 30th January 2018. Neath Port Talbot Council has said that the latest survey results of the Pantteg
‘Passive’ Geotechnical Structures
Slope stabilisation works at Lyme Regis were completed in 2015. Part of the scheme included a row of piles to
#ESPGeologySelfie Challenge
We are excited to announce the launch of our #ESPGeologySelfie Challenge. We are inviting your best and most creative images taken
Landslides and Subsidence: engineering geology in an age of austerity
Subsidence of buildings, the collapse of old mine workings, the movement of landslides and other problems in the ground can
Giles Sommerwill qualifies as a Registered Ground Engineering Specialist
Giles Sommerwill, Director at ESP (profile), has successfully qualified as a UK Register of Ground Engineering Professionals Specialist. Giles is now part
GIS Project Locations
We have created a map which contains the locations of our projects, for both our clients, and engineers to use. Take a look at
Certification for Link-Up and RISQS
ESP has a quality, health and safety and environmental led focus. We achieve and attain a comprehensive range of accreditations
Sea Caves at Southerndown
Sea Caves at Southerndown Exposed along this stretch of South Wales coast is a sequence of Carboniferous Limestone, Triassic and