London got its system of sewers by Joseph Bazalgette because the Thames became so fetid that ... At least no one is dying of cholera today, but we are in the midst of another sewage scandal and the ...

It was at this time that engineer Joseph Bazalgette helped to create the London sewer network – keeping waterborne diseases like cholera at bay – and whose great-grandson, Sir Peter Bazalgette, has ...

Enter Victorian Engineer, Sir Joseph Bazalgette, propelled by the Public Health Act passed in 1848, he proposes an intricate underground sewer system. Bazalgette built networks that intercepted ...

Just leave it to today's genius, who invented London's first giant sewer system. Ladies and gentlemen, we give you Sir Joseph Bazalgette. Have you ever wondered what happens when you flush the loo?

This meant the sewage and waste that were being dumped ... This was designed by Joseph Bazalgette. The new system was designed in 1858 and completed in 1875. In 1875, Prime Minister Benjamin ...

Following efforts to neutralise the smell, engineer Joseph Bazalgette gets funding to build a huge sewer system for London.