King Charles has officially marked the completion of London's 'super sewer', the Thames Tideway Tunnel, following ten years ...

When finished later this year, it will be named Bazalgette Embankment, in honor of the 19th-century engineer Joseph ...

Ladies and gentlemen, we give you Sir Joseph Bazalgette. Have you ever wondered what happens when you flush the loo? All the waste that goes down your toilet ends up underground in the sewer where ...

The solution came from the engineer Sir Joseph Bazalgette, who designed an integrated sewer system to carry untreated waste and rain water from across London further down the Thames where it was ...

This was designed by Joseph Bazalgette. The new system was designed in 1858 and completed in 1875. In 1875, Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli’s government passed a second Public Health Act.

It was at this time that engineer Joseph Bazalgette helped to create the London sewer network – keeping waterborne diseases like cholera at bay – and whose great-grandson, Sir Peter Bazalgette, has ...

When finished later this year, it will be named Bazalgette Embankment, in honor of the 19th-century engineer Joseph Bazalgette, who designed London’s first sewer system. Standing on the ...