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Legal challenges won’t threaten expansion timescales or budget, says Heathrow boss
John Holland-Kaye believes MPs' approval shows Britain is open for business and remains very confident that Heathrow expansion will be delivered on time and on budget. -
CIC appoints Stephen Hodder as new deputy chairman
Industry body, the CIC, has appointed an architect as its new deputy chairman. -
Top 50 women in engineering 2018 list announced
Women’s Engineering Society names the top 50 female returners and transferrers in engineering and allied sectors. -
IPPR North disputes government transport spending claims and calls for more devolution
The leading think tank for the north has contested claims from the government that its spending more in north than in London. -
Industry continues to react positively to Heathrow expansion go-ahead
Infrastructure sector hails MPs’ “historic decision” to back Heathrow expansion. -
Industry welcomes MPs' decision to back plans for third runway at Heathrow
Parliament gives an overwhelming thumbs up to a third runway at Heathrow. -
Government rejects Swansea £1.3bn tidal lagoon plans on cost grounds
Business secretary Greg Clark rejects Swansea tidal lagoon plans on cost grounds. -
Outgoing ACE chief executive among new appointments to Crossrail’s board
Outgoing ACE chief executive Nelson Ogunshakin is among the raft of changes to Crossrail's board as the project accelerates towards completion. -
Engineers on Manchester’s Ordsall Chord set to receive prestigious award
Engineers behind The Ordsall Chord are to receive the Royal Academy of Engineering’s Major Project Award for 2018. -
“We need to do something different” to deliver on time and budget, says HS2 director
The director of BIM for HS2 says a shift in culture towards digital is proving vital for savings when it comes to delivering the high-speed rail network.