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AECOM appointed lead designer on £45m Bristol sewer
AECOM has won a contract to provide civil, hydraulic, mechanical, electrical and structural design services on a new Bristol sewer. -
Contractors hiring apprentices expected to rise by 72% in the last two years, CECA say
New data published by CECA appears to show that contractors are bucking the trend for the wider economy and hiring more apprentices than graduates. -
Sir Terry Morgan steps down as chair of Crossrail and HS2
The transport secretary and mayor of London have accepted the resignation of Sir Terry Morgan as chairman of Crossrail Ltd. -
Watchdog calls on Highways England to put road users at the heart of tunnel design
Transport Focus, working with Highways England, has published new research into how road users experience tunnels and what they want from future designs. -
Committee summons Khan to City Hall for first time to come clean over Crossrail delay
The London Assembly transport committee has called on Sadiq Khan to appear before them for answers on the Crossrail delay. -
Highways England starts search for £7bn smart motorways alliance
As part of a new direction for contractual arrangements, Highways England has issued a 10-year smart motorways contract for tender. -
Aberdeen bypass final cost revealed to be “over £1bn” as bosses face politicians
The long-delayed Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route is set to finally open this month but politicians have been told the final price is set to soar over £1bn. -
First students graduate from two-year degree course at Salford
Accelerated degrees are working well for students who want a quicker route to a career and also businesses who want to upskill their staff. -
Rail timetable chaos must be the catalyst for genuine change, MPs say
While MPs slam the "unacceptable" services passengers endured in 2018, the government has announced that GTR will pay £15m towards tangible improvements. -
Terry Morgan faces axe from roles at HS2 and Crossrail
Sir Terry Morgan is reportedly facing being removed from his roles as chair of HS2 and Crossrail after losing the confidence of the chancellor and transport secretary.