Category Archives: infrastructure

Not a sight you see every day

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The UK is currently running on 77% renewables right now!

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They Powered an Entire City Without Wires — Then Buried the System

19 Mar 2026 London Powered an Entire City Without Wires — Through 180 Miles of Water Pipes What powered Tower Bridge for more than eighty years? Not electricity. Not steam. Pressurized water. This video explores the forgotten London Hydraulic Power … Continue reading →

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Busy month for the Labour Government

[…] Whether it has been planned a long time, or in response to the energy crisis caused by the war in Iran, the government has set out a flurry of new policy that could impact on energy in the UK … Continue reading →

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Rescuer’s help baby elephant and mom stuck in mud

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Chapel Street in Salford has had a face lift. Looks great

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The Princess St lock gates are done

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Why the UK rejected zonal electricity pricing

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Book Corners (@bookcorners.org) | Rue Raymond Poincaré 📍 Vigneulles-lès-Hattonchâtel, France

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Congo, Belgium, and the New Data Scramble

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Waiting for the train in Hamburg, Germany

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A 13 meter sequoia in Wateringen, the Netherlands was moved 100 meters to a new spot after outgrowing its original location. Planted in 2003 it grew so fast its roots lifted the street. Weighing 30 tons, it was relocated by truck and can now grow safely in it’s new spot.

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