Luke Broughton presents his gallery from the Iron's 4-2 play-off semi-final victory over Chorley at the Attis Arena we use technologies like cookies to store and/or access device information Consenting to these technologies will allow us to process data such as browsing behaviour or unique IDs on this site.  A package of works has been designed and delivered to solve drainage issues and consequent flooding for Broughton Lane fell victim to the poor weather and multiple named storms throughout autumn and winter 2023/24 Broughton Lane had to be closed for safety reasons causing disruption to road users and the constant flooding was causing the road surface to deteriorate at an alarming rate Our officers identified the continuous risk of flooding and the impact this brought to the local area so worked to solve the drainage issues by designing a package of works The first task was to liaise with the Environment Agency (EA) local developers and our Highways Alliance Partners It is common for our officers to liaise with multiple local and national bodies before carrying out works and there’s usually a wide range of factors areas which need to be considered bird nesting season and EA permitting rules work on Broughton Lane was unable to start until September this gave BBLP’s operations team time to select the best contractors for the job preparing packages of work well in advance and enabled them to keep a clear overview throughout our contractors Flowline and D&H Saunders were instrumental in delivering the scheme known as West End ditch to 100% capacity by cleaning 180m of the stream blocked by fly-tipping and dredging (removing sediments and debris from the bottom of bodies of water) 350m of the stream to Bearbrook We also completed deep carriageway repair work and resurfacing to various damaged areas repaired the eroded bank as well as to 150m of new and repaired kerbs and gullies and upgraded the culvert under the road to further support drainage The construction phase of the project was a great example of collaborative working with all contractors involved demonstrating excellent teamwork patching and signing was identified whilst on site this was also addressed within the time scales set out as even with the unprecedented volumes of rain experienced since Broughton Lane has remained open and has not flooded once Before photos of flooding on Broughton Lane View how we're investing £120 million over 4 years to improve our highways and the latest on Buckinghamshire's roads All content is available under the Open Government Licence v.3 You do not have permission to access this page Please try another page or contact us for further information Luke Broughton presents his full set of images from the Iron's home win over Peterborough Sports Rain showers this evening with mostly cloudy conditions overnight or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to read or post comments Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Hugh Broughton has completed the upgrade of WCs at Victoria Embankment part of a wider programme covering eight public conveniences across the City of Westminster The design of the revamped facility at Victoria Embankment incorporates a large artwork by artist James Lambert at its entrance complemented by ‘Westminster Blue’ tiles and offset by lighter tones on the floor and ceiling From the three-in-one integrated sinks through to the anti-fingerprint finish on the metal cubicle doors the facilities have been designed and built to be robust and long-lasting The upgraded facility now includes refitted women’s and men’s facilities as well as disabled access and a Changing Places toilet Changing Places toilets go beyond standard accessible toilets; they are larger facilities equipped with a changing bench and a hoist to support disabled people who need assistance The Embankment site is part of a wider refurbishment programme covering eight public conveniences across Westminster The entire architectural scheme aims to improve layouts and provides a robust material palette which reflects Westminster’s commitment to the public realm The next site to be delivered is one of the City of Westminster’s busiest public conveniences situated beneath Parliament Street and linked via the subway to Westminster Underground Station It will feature artwork also by Lambert drawing on the Elizabeth Tower and Big Ben Other loos at Grade II-Listed Piccadilly Circus and Green Park will be revamped this year Covent Garden and Leicester Square being undertaken next year Hugh Broughton Architects was commissioned for the project alongside toilet management company Healthmatic and the Contemporary Art Society. The project was announced by Westminster City Council on World Toilet Day (19 November) last year The project comes during a public toilet crisis in London, and across the UK. In November 2023, the AJ published a piece by urban health and planning advocate Clare Delmar, arguing that architects are needed to help realise and revitalise new public conveniences Tags The project prioritised reuse and upcycling using low-carbon and natural materials including… Working with local architecture studio dílna London and central Europe-based Chybik +… Harp & Harp has completed a seven-home scheme in Croydon Pollard Thomas Edwards has created a landmark… Luke Broughton presents his images from the Iron's 2-0 win over Spennymoor Town at the Attis Arena Welcome to bdonline.co.uk. This site uses cookies. Read our policy By 2025-03-06T12:38:00+00:00 Westminster City Council has reopened the first of eight refurbished public toilet facilities designed by Hugh Broughton Architects as part of a wider £12.7 million investment The upgrades seek to improve accessibility while also incorporating public art reflecting the local context Westminster City Council has completed the first of eight public toilet refurbishments reopening upgraded facilities on Victoria Embankment as part of a £12.7 million investment in public conveniences across the borough designed by Hugh Broughton Architects and delivered by FM Conway and integrate site-specific public artwork The redevelopment forms part of the council’s broader efforts to improve infrastructure supporting Westminster’s outdoor spaces and tourist sites The Victoria Embankment facility now includes refitted men’s and women’s toilets a Changing Places facility for people with complex disabilities The design is intended to create a more accessible and welcoming environment while using materials chosen for robustness and longevity The Victoria Embankment site also incorporates new public artwork by artist James Lambert commissioned to create installations across all eight locations The artwork at Victoria Embankment references the nearby sphinx statues as well as the London Underground and Victoria Embankment Gardens the facilities feature ‘Westminster Blue’ tiles and lighter finishes on floors and ceilings said: “The completed project includes high-quality accessible facilities and a stunning artwork by James Lambert which extends through the male and female facilities and represents key features of the local context.” said: “We are proud to provide accessible facilities that not only serve the community’s needs but also contribute to the cultural landscape of Westminster.” Westminster City Council appointed FM Conway as its delivery partner with the project team also including Healthmatic The wider programme will see eight facilities upgraded across Westminster with the next due to open beneath Parliament Street The wider programme of works will continue across Westminster in the coming months with each site incorporating elements of the new design approach which is among the city’s busiest public conveniences is expected to feature artwork reflecting the area’s landmarks >> Also read: Hugh Broughton Architects appointed on Westminster public toilets job Retrofit of 150 Aldersgate includes new terraces a reconfigured entrance and a public art installation Can ‘hold the line’ infrastructure bring people together The lightweight structure respects the existing industrial building’s character while introducing a contemporary addition – a timber pavilion nestled amongst the trees The centre will contain buildings up to nine storeys in height Plans designed by Gensler for a £1bn cancer research and treatment centre in south London have been submitted for planning by developers Aviva Capital Partners and Socius Howells also scoops two awards for Birmingham office scheme and a cafe at a grade I-listed country house Bilbao Guggenheim architect’s only UK project set to be extended with cosntruction starting this year Site powered by Webvision Cloud Home / News / Ramsdens’ Jaynie Broughton secures landmark ruling in rare family law case Ramsdens Solicitors has secured a significant legal victory in a rare family law case successfully obtaining an order to terminate parental responsibility described by legal experts as a “once in a career” achievement comes at a time when domestic abuse cases typically see a concerning rise over the festive period The landmark case, led by Jaynie Broughton, senior associate at Ramsdens Solicitors involved the removal of parental responsibility from a father due to severe domestic abuse The court’s decision was made to safeguard the wellbeing of the child a result that required meticulous legal expertise and a detailed approach to family protection “This type of application is one of the most challenging in family law and successful outcomes are exceedingly rare,” said Broughton “This ruling reflects the expertise of our team and our dedication to protecting vulnerable clients and their children in cases involving domestic abuse.”  Women’s Aid has reported that calls to domestic abuse helplines increase by 15% after Christmas notes an 80% surge in website visits during the holiday season Broughton’s work on the case involved securing public funding under exceptional circumstances conducting in-depth legal research and case law analysis and representing the client throughout the proceedings she instructed and briefed counsel for the final hearing to ensure the best possible outcome highlighting the importance of supporting domestic abuse victims “Our Family team regularly handles complex cases involving domestic abuse,” she said “This landmark ruling reinforces our commitment to securing robust legal protections for our clients and their children especially during this challenging time of year.”  Ramsdens Solicitors emphasises that support and legal protection for victims of domestic abuse remain available during the holiday season including applications for Non-Molestation Orders and Occupation Orders where necessary Meet Liam Brooke Liam Brooke has joined Ramsdens Solicitors as a partner to lead its growing will Lois Bayliss says she sent letters out of concern for children’s welfare in February 2022  Sheffield solicitor Lois Bayliss has.. Victims across Yorkshire are being urged to participate in a newly launched survey by the Victims’ Commissioner Yorkshire-wide law firm Ramsdens Solicitors is continuing to build its real estate team with the appointment of Ian Hartley as.. Keep up-to-date on the latest legal victories as well as all of the corporate social responsibility work being undertaken on behalf of worthy causes and charities Yorkshire Legal is a platform for solicitors barristers and junior lawyers in the region to discuss debate and educate this highly important professional sector © 2023 Copyright Barker Brooks Communications Ltd COX Daniel Patrick replaces POWELL ROBERTS Cai BAKER Sam Frederick replaces COOKE Kaiden Anthony COLLINS Daniel Lee replaces PEERS George Michael SULLIVAN Joseph Francis replaces CULSHAW Joseph Edward SUMMERS-JONES Dylan replaces MORRIS Liam Wyn There is no live report available for this match Close ModalLearn more from FA WalesSign up to receive all things FAW We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal data – view our privacy policy by clicking here © 2025 The Football Association of Wales * We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal data – view our privacy policy by clicking here Luke Broughton's full set of images from matchday #40 as the Iron ran out 2-0 winners over Southport at the Attis Arena