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The Street Works UK Material Classification Protocol has introduced a mandatory, risk-based approach to the classification and management of excavated waste. For organisations carrying out applicable street works, one of the key requirements is completing a Desktop Risk Assessment (DRA) during the planning stage, before excavation begins.
Mining in Norfolk’s county town is suggested to date back as early as the 12th Century. However, across the county, there is
Part of the challenge of assessing past tin mining activity is that its history stretches back thousands of years and yet effective
London is perhaps the best example of where a landscape has been built over for millennia, but would you associate chalk mining
What are the dangers of coastal erosion? As an island nation, we are rightly proud of our coastline. Our majestic cliffs, estuaries,
Tig Guocobauc, or House of Caves as it translates, was the name given to the city of Nottingham by the chronicler to
Would you be surprised if we told you that 21.11% of all properties in Cardiff lie within our non-coal alert area? The
St Austell in Cornwall has a long history of mining and is home to the world-famous Eden Project which is built within
With COP26 well underway, we have heard many world leaders’ speeches proclaiming that the time to act and deliver on our promises
Would you be surprised if we told you that more properties are at risk from non-coal mining activity in Greater Manchester than
Did you know that over 170,000 properties within Bristol are potentially at risk from non-coal mining activity? That’s more than properties at
What if we told you that we hold over 8 Million data points about past potential mining activity that could affect land
This year at Groundsure we have worked closely with Reading University to help Alex Harman. Alex is an Environmental Science undergraduate, we
In recent years, the term sinkhole is one that has become ever more common in our media headlines. Defined by the Cambridge
The UK’s health, economy and environment rely on clean water. Cleaner rivers, lakes and groundwater should therefore be one of our priorities,
In September 2020, Groundsure launched GeoRisk, a new suite of mining and ground stability search reports. We took inspiration from recent collapse