The Happy Pontist

I do love a bridge book which takes a specific river as its focus, and Thames Bridges ( Amberley Books , 96pp, 2022) is a nice addition to ...

It has been a while since I've visited and reported on a recently-built bridge ( May , since you ask, and before that, August 2018 ...

Haynes Publishing must be best known for their car and motorcycle maintenance manuals, but they have increasingly branched out into other te...

I thought I'd give a quick mention to this unusual bridge proposal, in case anyone has missed it. Designed by Thomas Randall-Page , wi...

I suspect that for many people, Holborn Viaduct in London is known mainly as a street name rather than as a bridge: the street extends for a...

This lovely new book is part of a series of "pocket photo books", and is published alongside books on the Barbican Centre and Tr...

Tower Bridge: History - Engineering - Design  ( Thames and Hudson , 192pp hardback, amazon.co.uk ) has recently been published to mark the o...

Look, up in the sky! Is it a bridge? Is it a walkway? Is it a skywalk? No, apparently it's the return of London's pedways. The ...