High Speed 1 (Section 2) has been awarded the ‘Judges’ Supreme Award’ in addition to winning the ‘Project over £50M’ category at the Quality in Construction Awards in London.
A major highlight in the construction of the UK's first high-speed railway was achieved on 6 March 2007 when, for the first time, a Eurostar test train arrived at St Pancras International in London. Credit LCR/Troika
London Tunnels. Credit QA Photos courtesy of LCR
Tunnel Boring Machine. Credit QA Photos courtesy of LCR
Tunnel Boring Machine Credit RLE
Eurostar crossing the Medway Viaduct Credit QA Photos courtesy of LCR
Eurostar crossing the Medway Viaduct Credit QA Photos courtesy of LCR
One of the thousands of children which Railway Children aims to reach through its work in India. Credit - Robin Hammond
Raju, 7 years old, at New Delhi station, the focus of one Railway Children's major projects in India. Credit - Robin Hammond
RLE Chair Tom McCarthy welcomes guests at an event celebrating engineering excellence on 7th September 2007 Credit: RLE/ Urban Exposure
Olympic Delivery Authority Chair, John Armitt CBE is guest speaker at an event celebrating engineering excellence on 7th September 2007 Credit: RLE/ Urban Exposure
RLE present the Railway Children charity with £10,000 to launch the Platform Appeal at an event celebrating engineering excellence on 7th September 2007. Pictured (left to right) Gary Sandford (Platform Appeal), David Maidment OBE (Railway Children Chair) and Tom McCarthy (RLE Chair). Credit: RLE/ Urban Exposure
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