The new super sewer system is just a couple of bolts away from being ready to carry millions of tonnes of Londoners’ waste. Thankfully, the London sewers and whatever is inside them are usually out of ...

Beneath London's streets, a 25 km super sewer now runs 70 meters deep, designed to capture millions of tons of raw sewage that have been poisoning the Thames for generations. This is the full story of ...

Spring rains that once might have spilled sewage into the River Thames are instead filling up London’s new “super sewer” – a massive network of tunnels designed to bring the city’s plumbing into the ...

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Reeking coagulations of grease and debris are clotting city sewers on a colossal scale. New technologies are being used to ...

Sewage poured into London’s rivers for almost 7,000 hours last year, the Standard can reveal, as the Government came under further pressure to take tougher action against the firms responsible. In ...