The latest updates and progress photos from Breheny Civil Engineering’s Newark Southern Link Road and A46 Roundabout project:
Flood Alleviation Bridge: The FAB is fully complete except for the final surface course and road markings.
River Devon Bridge (RDB): PCC edge beams have been placed and grouted into position. The TW’s paraslim has been removed, steel parapets installed and waterproofing sprayed to the galleries and deck.
We’re proud to announce the successful completion of our works at the Blackfriars Battle site.
The final section of the spine road is now in place, following the installation of a reinforced embankment and a pond constructed above a StormTank™ attenuation tank. This solution delivers both effective drainage and seamless connectivity across the undulating site.
A great example of collaborative delivery and smart engineering – well done to everyone involved!
We are thrilled to share the successful delivery of a fish pass installation on the River Lark—one of the UK’s rare chalk streams— in Mildenhall, Suffolk.
Designed by Fishtek for the Environment Agency, the pass is built within the existing river channel using rip rap rock and strategically placed boulders, allowing vital upstream fish migration past two historic control structures.
Delivered by Breheny Civil Engineering under the AOMR Framework, following ECI and ground investigation via the old FOF Framework, for the Environment Agency.
Project Update from Beaulieu Park, Chelmsford
Here’s a quick snapshot of the ongoing works we’re delivering at Countryside’s Beaulieu Park development.
These photos feature the segregated pedestrian and cycleway footpath that will eventually link New Hall School to the new Chelmsford railway station once it’s complete — improving connectivity and active travel for the community.
A huge thank you to our resin surfacing specialists TPG, who have already laid over 9,400m² of resin footpath across the scheme. Fantastic work!
We recently had the opportunity to capture some long exposure night-time photography of our work at the A16 Greencell Roundabout in Pinchbeck, near Spalding, Lincolnshire.
These striking images showcase the project in action—highlighting how traffic flows smoothly around the upgraded roundabout, with light trails capturing the movement and efficiency we aimed to achieve.
A big thank you to our team and suppliers who made this possible. It’s always rewarding to see infrastructure projects come to life, especially when they look this good—even after dark!
We recently completed improvement works for Lincolnshire County Council at the A16 / B1180 Greencell Roundabout at Pinchbeck, Spalding.
The project has widened the existing roundabout and added additional lanes to increase capacity and reduce congestion at this busy junction.
In addition to the widening of embankments, installation of new drainage, replacement of street lighting and expansion of previous VRS the project also saw over 1km of the A16 resurfaced and drainage system maintained between Greencell and the nearby Springfields roundabouts.
We have started works on the Alconbury Weald Southern Gateway project on behalf of Urban & Civic.
To commemorate the occasion a sod turning ceremony took place with members of Breheny, Urban & Civic and the Local Authority in attendance.
The Gateway project will provide a vital piece of infrastructure linking the A141 to the new Alconbury Weald development.
As part of the works, we’ll be constructing 2km of new carriageway/ footways as well as a new S278 junction on the A141.
Works are underway and are due to be completed in November 2025.
Breheny are working for Lincolnshire County Council to deliver upgrades to the Pinchbeck Roundabout funded by the Government’s Levelling up Fund.
This project is helping to reduce congestion on the A16 between Spalding and Boston and improve access for the many fresh produce supply chains based in Spalding’s industrial areas off the B1180.
We are pleased to share that we have been appointed onto Lots 1 and 2 of the Eastern Highways Alliance (EHA) Framework.
We are looking forward to working with the Council’s to develop and deliver a first-class programme of highways improvements across East Anglia from our local offices in Suffolk and Cambridgeshire.
We will be looking to use our BCIRT Carbon reporting system to measure CO2e on this Framework in line with our recent verification of PAS2080 Carbon Management in Infrastructure.
You can’t beat a bit of long exposure night time photography, so we thought we would try it out at Eastern Green in Coventry, where we built the new overbridge for Hallam Land and Coventry City Council.
The 36m span bridge, over the A45 dual carriageway and the associated infrastructure won the Ceca Midlands project of the year (over £3m).