London, UK - 10th April 2026: A line of reflective traffic cones blocks the entry to the new slip road at the Silvertown Tunnel south portal. The industrial architecture of the portal building stands in the background as engineering works enter their fourth day. Despite the tunnel marking its first anniversary on April 7, persistent resurfacing issues have kept this vital access point closed to public transport and local traffic, highlighting ongoing "snagging" challenges in the major London project. Credit:xiu bao/Alamy Live News
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London, UK - 10th April 2026: A line of reflective traffic cones blocks the entry to the new slip road at the Silvertown Tunnel south portal. The industrial architecture of the portal building stands in the background as engineering works enter their fourth day. Despite the tunnel marking its first anniversary on April 7, persistent resurfacing issues have kept this vital access point closed to public transport and local traffic, highlighting ongoing "snagging" challenges in the major London project. Credit:xiu bao/Alamy Live News
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