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BAM Mott JV gets green light to deliver Hull’s £42m flood defence scheme
Construction of a multi-million pound scheme to protect thousands of homes and businesses in Hull from flooding has been given the go ahead. -
Tottenham’s new stadium faces fresh delay with no games until at least March
Tottenham's chairman Daniel Levy has apologised to fans for the fresh delay in opening the club's new stadium which is on the site of their former home. -
ACE chair to continue for second year in 2019
Ramboll's managing director Mathew Riley will continue as chair of the Association for Consultancy and Engineering for a second term. -
Scottish government to probe impact of Brexit on construction
Scotland's government is looking to explore how exiting the EU could impact an industry which employs more than 154,000 people. -
Sir Terry Morgan accuses TfL of deleting Crossrail warnings intended for the mayor
Sir Terry Morgan did not hold back in giving evidence to the London Assembly and accused TfL of attempting to hide the truth about delays to Crossrail -
Rail industry pays tribute to retiring Network Rail Digital Railway boss
Network Rail’s Digital Railway boss David Waboso is set to leave the organisation and retire in March. -
Lendlease awarded £330m contract for Manchester Town Hall revamp
Lendlease has beat off competition to land the £330m Manchester Town Hall refurbishment, despite a cladding row. -
Nicola Sturgeon puts Tay Crossing project concerns to bed with £40m funding boost
The Scottish Government has committed to funding the remaining £40m needed to construct the Cross Tay Link Road. -
Greater Manchester to complete 65 new transport projects in next five years
Greater Manchester leaders reveal bold plans for the region’s future to make it one of the "best places in the world to grow up, get on and grow old". -
Mass MP support for late payer fines
Almost three-quarters of MPs have backed reform plans to tackle the scourge of late payments to suppliers.