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Liverpool announces £172m public and sustainable transport plans
New train stations in the Baltic Triangle and Headbolt Lane are part of 18 schemes outlined in ambitious plans.
AECOM appoints Susan Evans as new head of rail
AECOM appoints ex-Alstom managing director as its new head of rail.
Scotland’s £7.5m boost for electric vehicle infrastructure
Public and private sector join forces to deliver more electric vehicle charging points and supporting infrastructure.
New rules force councils to let public know the wider benefits of new housing
Local communities will be able to see how every pound of property developers’ cash is spent supporting new infrastructur…
Still unclear how and when Brexit impasse will be broken
Despite the news headlines, it remains unclear how political events will pan out and whether MPs will agree on a solutio…
Creating a UK focus at the FIDIC conference in Mexico City
ACE’s international business group chair, Clive Anderson, will be represent the organisation at the annual FIDIC interna…
"We've been thinking about digital twins for a long time”
Three tech experts from Bentley Systems talk about the progress of their Going Digital initiative.
Scottish tidal energy project gets £3.4m boost
The Scottish government has awarded £3.4m funding to help build the world’s most powerful tidal turbine.
Midlands bids for £596m government funding for 11 road schemes
Plans for 11 road schemes across the Midlands will cut congestion, help create jobs and homes and encourage more walking…
Climate change puts north’s water supply at risk, new report claims
Pressure on water supply could put Northern Powerhouse projects at risk, says IPPR North.
Apprenticeships provide great foundations for a successful career
Many students are led to believe that going to university is the only way to secure a professional job. AECOM trainee Be…
Public housing repair & maintenance at 20-year low, says Scape Group
Housing repair and maintenance falls by £2.2bn since 1997, according to new Scape report.