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Making the right resilience choices for future infrastructure
Doing the right thing, and doing it right – some key choices ahead for infrastructure.
BAM adopts plant-based fuels to help slash UK carbon emissions
Use of HVO set to reduce net CO2 emissions from construction machinery by up to 90%.
Cambridge South station takes step towards reality
Plans for new station and associated infrastructure at Cambridge South worth £183.6m take major step forward.
Mott MacDonald joins the Northern Powerhouse Partnership
Mott MacDonald to support Powerhouse role in UK economic recovery and positive social outcomes for all.
MMC housebuilder ilke Homes order book tops £200m
MMC specialist ilke Homes’ order book grows to over £200m following £44m deal for Essex housing project.
Innovative railway footbridge design unveiled
Network Rail has unveiled a new design of bridge that could transform rail crossings across Britain.
Industry roundtable to discuss construction consultancy in a changing world
New Consultancy 4.0 campaign to highlight how construction consultancies are adapting to change.
Midlands Engine Rail could ‘create and safeguard thousands of jobs’
Rail programme could spearhead construction boom that creates and safeguards over 3,500 jobs, says regional transport bo…
CSIC publishes Carbon Reduction Code for the Built Environment
Code has been developed on behalf of the CLC, as part of the CLC’s Construct Zero Initiative.
Information management in construction ‘can deliver productivity boost’
Landmark report reveals critical role of Information Management in UK’s economic recovery.
Pandemic sees average UK dispute value jump 117% in 2020
Covid sees average dispute value jump 117% to £27.7m, but UK remains global leader for timely resolutions.
UK struggling to keep pace with climate change impacts
Government needs to start acting on best advice, says Climate Change Committee.