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Costain appoints Catherine Warbrick as group HR director
Costain has appointed Catherine Warbrick as group HR director and a member of its executive board.
New £13m loan scheme aiming to improve housing safety
New Scottish government £13m loan scheme aims to improve safety standards in social housing.
New £30m fund for low carbon projects in Scotland
Funding to encourage renewable heating infrastructure now open for applications.
VolkerFitzpatrick wins £20m Ilford and Romford station contract
Network Rail awards £20m contract to upgrade east London stations for the Crossrail project to VolkerFitzpatrick.
Highways England awards £435m contracts to Galliford Try
Galliford Try wins contracts worth £435m to deliver two major road upgrades.
Yorkshire Water awards £1bn civil engineering framework
Yorkshire Water has awarded a £1bn civils frameworks for 2020-2025.
Labour aims to renationalise rail in first term, says shadow transport secretary
The sooner Labour can renationalise the rail sector the better, says shadow transport secretary Andy McDonald.
Liverpool Lime Street crowned station of the year at railway ‘Oscars’
Liverpool Lime Street has been named as major station of the year at the 2019 National Rail Awards.
Serious doubts about future of Sirius Minerals new £3bn mine
The future of Sirius Minerals new £3bn mine in North Yorkshire has been thrown into serious doubt after the government f…
Editor’s message and September/October 2019 magazine download
The September/October 2019 edition of the Infrastructure Intelligence print magazine is now available for download.
Redrow launches ‘better way to live’ campaign
Housebuilder Redrow has launched a ‘better way to live’ campaign, highlighting communities being created beyond the actu…
Strong but silent rig brings quieter roadworks
Neighbour-friendly quiet rig means works can be carried out at night if necessary.