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Landmark day for Transport for the North as it becomes independent body
Transport for the North holds its inaugural meeting as it becomes England's first sub-national transport body. -
Skills Summit 2018 to highlight need to future-proof the industry
A new industry event will focus on the key skills challenges facing the infrastructure sector. -
Consultancy and Engineering Awards 2018 shortlist announced
The shortlist of firms and individuals in the running for this year's Consultancy and Engineering Awards has just been announced. -
‘Beast from the East’ provides hammer blow to construction in March
The latest IHS Markit/CIPS UK construction purchasing managers' index says construction output fell at the fastest pace since July 2016. -
UK infrastructure is not meeting the needs of business, research says
The British Chamber of Commerce has highlighted how a third of UK firms believe the country’s road and rail networks are not up to speed. -
Former Skanska managing director leaves for role with management consultancy Invennt
Construction management consultancy Invennt has recruited a former Skanska managing director as its new chief operating officer. -
Turner & Townsend wins work on key Highways England programmes
Turner & Townsend has secured work on upgrading the A303 and the M6 smart motorway upgrade for Highways England. -
Faults in procurement and construction led to Scottish school defects, report says
An Account Commission report says that Scottish councils need to ensure regular inspections of its buildings are carried out after defects were found. -
Hurley Palmer Flatt launches new smart buildings division
Consultancy firm launches new smart buildings division to capitalise on changing market. -
SYSTRA wins Marseille urban cable car contract
SYSTRA has won a contract for a new urban cable car connecting Marseille’s major tourist destinations.