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Brexit remains the biggest threat to construction, says Galliford Try boss
Galliford Try managing director Mark Baxter tells Holyrood that labour migration will pose a big threat to the industry. -
Waterman strengthens team with new transportation planning lead
Waterman grows its transport infrastructure team with the arrival of former Mott MacDonald and AECOM man, Darren McCrohan. -
Clancy Consulting appoints first woman as board director
Clancy Consulting appoints its first woman to the board and makes a number of other senior apppointments. -
Ogunshakin to leave ACE to head up international engineers’ federation FIDIC
Nelson Ogunshakin is to leave ACE after 14 years as chief executive to lead the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC). -
"Getting this job has completely changed my life," says engineering technician
We report on a Birmingham man affected by Asperger Syndrome whose life has been turned around after landing a new job as an engineering technician. -
Councils face possible government intervention over local plans
Three English councils are being threatened with intervention as housing secretary Sajid Javid claims leaders have failed to develop local plans. -
Going underground - an inside look at the progress of Crossrail
As the finishing touches are added to numerous Crossrail stations, Infrastructure Intelligence takes an exclusive look at how the final preparations are coming along. -
Project delays cause £745m Aberdeen bypass to be pushed back six months
Scottish minister Keith Brown has confirmed the Aberdeen bypass will now not be open till autumn following discussions. -
MPs call for tougher measures on night flights before vote on Heathrow expansion
The transport select committee has asked for assurances on air quality, noise and costs before any vote on Heathrow expansion. -
Interserve agrees £300m rescue deal with banks
A deal has been agreed with Interserve’s lenders which should secure the immediate survival of the business.