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Severn bridge toll to be scrapped

Posted on 5th October 2018 by pinnacleadmin

This is the last year (2018) that drivers will be required to pay to visit Wales via the Severn Bridge. The UK Government has declared its plans to bring to an end the fees, and it is estimated that the … Continue reading →

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The History of Britain’s Bridges

Posted on 15th June 2018 by pinnacleadmin

The Romans have a reputation for coming up with amazing bridges. They used wood to construct most of the British bridges although none of them are in existence. These bridges extended over some of the most iconic rivers, cliffs and … Continue reading →

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Plans To Rename the England/Wales Bridge

Posted on 16th May 2018 by pinnacleadmin

HRH the Prince of Wales turns 70 this November. It also happens to be the 60th anniversary of his assuming the title of Prince of Wales. HM the Queen and the UK government had planned to rename the Second Severn … Continue reading →

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Old Ships vs. New Ships

Posted on 15th April 2018 by pinnacleadmin

Every time new cruise ships seem to be the centre of attention, touting fantastic onboard additions that aim to impress and excite the customer greatly. But what about their fleetmates that are tried and true, a mixture of vessels known … Continue reading →

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Boris Johnson proposes a 22-mile bridge across the Channel

Posted on 10th February 2018 by pinnacleadmin

Despite Britain planning to leave the European Union in 2019, in a campaign led by the country’s foreign secretary in a 2016 referendum, they still understand the importance of good relations between different countries. The island nation still requires to … Continue reading →

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World’s First Cast Iron Bridge

Posted on 10th January 2018 by pinnacleadmin

The world’s first single span cast-iron bridge was constructed in 1777 and was officially opened in 1781. Made entirely out of cast iron, the bridge was one of a kind until bridges were developed with cast iron such as the … Continue reading →

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The Importance of Anti Slip Surfacing

Posted on 15th December 2017 by pinnacleadmin

Slips and trips can have drastic consequences, particularly when you are operating in a risky environment such as the ramp of a boat or a pedestrian bridge. This is why anti slip surfacing is so important: it helps to keep everyone safe, … Continue reading →

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Thortech International meets quality and safety standards against the clock

Posted on 15th November 2017 by pinnacleadmin

  Thortech’s products and services literally support all these varied individuals going about their daily lives, whether they are aware of it or not. That’s because our waterproofing products and anti-slip surfaces are there to make sure people get around … Continue reading →

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Container ship that weighs 210,890 tonnes

Posted on 15th October 2017 by pinnacleadmin

The world has grown used to super-sized machines and vehicles, but the world’s largest container ship draws attention wherever it goes. The vessel is named OOCL Hong Kong and is owned and operated by OOCL (Orient Overseas Container Line). The … Continue reading →

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Hull celebrates its new listed structures

Posted on 15th September 2017 by pinnacleadmin

The city of Hull is full of famous structures – and now nine of them have been recognised by the government, taking the city’s total to 479. Listed status, given to buildings and places that are considered to be among … Continue reading →

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