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FIDIC calls for better collaboration to deliver successful projects at World Bank infrastructure meeting
FIDIC CEO speaks out for the consultancy and engineering industry on a key issue at influential World Bank infrastructur…
New technology testbed on A2 and M2 in Kent
A high-tech ‘corridor’ is being created on the A2/M2 in Kent to let specially-equipped vehicles interact with roadside i…
New Scottish National Infrastructure Company could end private financed projects
Plans for a Scottish National Infrastructure Company could mean major projects are no longer financed privately.
New inquiry launched on government’s management of major projects
Parliamentary committee to investigate how government initiates and manages major projects.
Lower Thames Crossing to boost road capacity by 90% across the river Thames
Highways England have launched a consultation on the Lower Thames Crossing, a proposed new motorway connecting Kent, Thu…
Argent appoints head of construction to lead on major projects
Argent strengthens its construction and delivery capabilities with major new appointment.
Infrastructure can and must deliver inclusive growth
Engineers must ensure that social inclusion is at the front of their minds when planning projects to ensure that those p…
Accountants face competition probe in wake of Carillion collapse
Increasing concerns that the audit sector is not working well for the economy or investors have sparked an inquiry by th…
Clancy Group looks to the third generation with new man in charge
The grandson of Clancy Group's founder has been appointed as the new CEO of the civil engineering firm.
Europe’s tallest Ferris wheel planned for Newcastle Quayside
Developer World Wheel Company plans a £100m regeneration and inward investment project for Newcastle.
ScotRail boss believes commuters don’t care about the age of trains
ScotRail managing director Alex Hynes defended the use of 40-year-old trains by claiming passengers don’t care about old…
Station designs for new HS2 stations are revealed
Artist impressions in Birmingham of two new HS2 stations have been released giving commuters a glimpse of what they can…