Once fully operational, the tunnel system will have a capacity equivalent to 640 Olympic-sized swimming pools. It will then be operated by Thames Water as part of its London wastewater network.

Initially expected to cost £4.2bn, the tunnel has ending up costing about £5bn. That cost will be paid for by Thames Water customers over several decades with bills increasing by about £25 a year.

Model, showing how the first tunnel was built below ... from filthy sewage-contaminated water seeping from the river above, as well as noxious gases. The Thames then was an open sewer as the ...

BCLP has a strong position in this sector. The firm has acted on many projects of this nature, including, but not limited to, ...

Thames Water has unveiled plans to launch an additional four-week consultation round on amendments to its proposed Thames Tunnel project. London businesses must be encouraged to reduce water ...