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Low-level government rail plans are failing the north east
The government's plan for rail won't level up the north east, says the North of Tyne's mayor.
UK engineering firms struggling to hold onto diverse range of talent, new report reveals
New Atkins report shows engineering falling behind most other professions in offering progressive opportunities for all.
Establishing major projects industry can drive net zero and levelling up success
Report starts conversation about how to shape world-class major projects ‘industry’.
Dartmoor line set to reopen after 50 years
Railway Restored: regular trains to run on Dartmoor line for first time in 50 years.
A46 goes extra green mile in drive for net zero
National Highways’ A46 road scheme stands out a green mile in drive for net zero carbon.
New flyover saves £70m and six months for East West Rail
Engineers save £70m of taxpayers’ money by using creative new methods to build a railway flyover.
Costain appoints Sam White as natural resources MD
Sam White joins Costain on 3 January 2022, replacing Maxine Mayhew who leaves at the end of the year.
Infrastructure Intelligence unveils 2022 online events programme
We launch our new online series of webinars, interviews and conferences for 2023.
Calling all consultancy firms working in the water sector
A Meet the Buyer event on 23 November 2021 will focus on the Biwater Group.
Editor’s message and November/December 2021 magazine download
The November/December 2021 digital edition of the Infrastructure Intelligence magazine is now available for download.
Public say net zero is a priority for infrastructure, new survey reveals
New report finds net zero is a priority for infrastructure projects, but local issues are top concern.
Michael Ross appointed as chief executive of hub South West
Michael Ross appointed new chief executive of hub South West, replacing Michael McBrearty in the role.