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Network Rail receives official warning for poor service
Independent regulator, the Office of Rail and Road, is investigating Network Rail for poor performance in north west and central England. -
Jacobs’ CEO to take on influential global infrastructure role
Key World Economic Forum infrastructure steering committee to be led by Jacobs’ Steve Demetriou. -
Offshore wind summit sees agreement to help Scottish firms
Scottish government takes steps to ensure offshore wind contracts stay in Scotland. -
Urgent change in approach needed for Scotland’s infrastructure, says new report
Effective leadership needed to deliver benefits of an inclusive, net zero carbon economy, says Infrastructure Commission for Scotland. -
Global merger integrates data-led consulting and technical consultancy
Leading global professional services company merges with people movement and analytics business. -
Investment focus on sustainability intensifies, according to new report
More than 90% of real asset investors expect to increase their focus on sustainability over the next five years, says new report. -
Sirius Minerals agrees £405m deal to save £3bn mine project from collapse
Sirius Minerals has agreed to sell its £3bn North Yorkshire mine project to global giant Anglo American to avoid the project collapsing into liquidation. -
UK government gives £620m boost to infrastructure projects in Africa
International trade secretary wants UK to be the partner of choice in Africa. -
Prime minister urged to “get HS2 done” as leaked report calls for further delay
The construction industry and regional bodies have all urged the PM to “get HS2 done” after a leaked report claimed costs could balloon to over £106bn. -
Labour peer introduces new bill to tackle unfair payment
New parliamentary bill tabled to tackle unfair payment practices in the construction sector.