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timber-engineers Headlines
Workers unearth Roman settlementA Roman settlement is unearthed by a water company laying pipelines in north Cumbria.
Duke opens revamped toll bridge
Volunteers who helped raise £500,000 to restore a listed timber bridge in West Sussex see it officially opened by the Duke of York.
£20m sawmill plans stay on course
A £20m sawmill development in southern Scotland remains on schedule despite a downturn in the timber trade.
Green Room: Our writers talk back
Some of the previous contributors to the Green Room respond to readers' questions.
England v NZ - 3rd ODI as it happened
New Zealand beat England by 22 runs at Bristol to level the one-day series 1-1.
Historic river crossing to reopen
An historic bridge across the Tyne is to reopen after repair work forced it to close for three years.
Ancient timbers restored by sugar
Parts of three medieval bridges are being preserved with a donation of 40 tonnes of sugar.
What house-builders can learn from igloos
The igloo's apparently simple design masks a miniature engineering marvel and could teach modern developers a thing or two, says Dan Cruickshank, who helped build one for his new TV series.
Antarctic diary: Polar year
The BBC's Martin Redfern is spending a month in the Antarctic reporting on International Polar Year.
Appeal after stricken birds found
Walkers who find birds covered in oil on beaches on the South East coast are urged to call the RSCPA.
timber-engineers News Supplied by the BBC