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Highways England pours £4m into canal restoration scheme
Mile-long stretch of “disappeared” canal comes a huge step closer to being restored
Network Rail announces new contracts for Crossrail project
New enhanced tickets halls for west London stations
Homes England appoints specialists to help accelerate new housebuilding
New frameworks enable procurement of up to £30m to support housing delivery
Network rail replaces 120-year-old bridge over River Kennett
Railway line between Newbury and Westbury reopens, with help from one of UK’s largest mobile cranes
UK & Ireland offsite construction specialists strengthen management team
The McAvoy Group has appointed its first chief executive and new managing director.
London in top ten most expensive cities to build in, says new report
The cost of construction is higher in the UK capital than Tokyo, Dubai, Chicago or LA, according to a new report from Ar…
Proposals to ensure offshore wind contracts stay in Scotland
Scottish offshore wind summit agrees on collective action to benefit supply chain companies.
UK government backs plans for multi-million pound Aberdeen underwater engineering hub
The UK government has given its support to industry plans for a multi-million pound underwater engineering hub in Aberde…
FIDIC launches major new contract for tunnelling and underground works
FIDIC teams up with the International Tunnelling and Underground Space Association to publish a new contract for tunnell…
Focus on delivery and get Crossrail back on track, says London assembly
London assembly report says Crossrail should leave behind days of chasing an opening date and focus on delivery.
Sweco increases UK growth with acquisition of MLM Group
Acquisition of MLM Group creates a £108m-turnover UK engineering consultancy with 26 offices and 1,340 employees.
Highways England unveils self-driving trucks set to speed up roadworks
Autonomous dump trucks are being trialed on the improvement of the A14 between Cambridge and Huntingdon.