Produced for the industry by the Association for Consultancy and Engineering
Opinion
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Hansford: Payment charter will show up bad payers and improve industry
Government chief construction adviser Peter Hansford says new charter is a vital step to dealing with construction’s reputation as one of the worst payers -
Digital twins are growing up
With all the talk about 'digital twins', there is a need to qualify what the term means says Mott MacDonald's Richard Shennan. -
Let’s make a serious commitment to energy infrastructure investment
An engineering boss says the need for widespread implementation of smart-charging technology will only increase with more EVs on the road. -
Completing HS2 provides our best opportunity to rebalance UK economy
The director of Midlands Connect Maria Machancoses says HS2 is so much more than just a railway line, it’s a catalyst for growth, regeneration and inward investment. -
How a Planning Bill could secure vital investment in Scottish infrastructure
Stefano Smith of WYG discusses how legislation for an infrastructure levy could soon end the disjoint between planning development and infrastructure delivery in Scotland. -
Protecting health and wellbeing is a contractual issue
It’s time to rethink an industry culture that creates a stressful workplace and undermines productivity. -
Maximising the societal benefits of infrastructure investment
The industry needs to improve its communications to increase awareness of the wider societal value that infrastructure can bring. -
Will Labour’s nationalisation plans for water really work?
If Labour renationalises the water industry, will customers get a better deal? -
Engineers need to listen to people to deliver inclusive solutions
Engineers need to look through the lens of the local communities who will make use of their assets. -
Construction firms need to question their contracts as a 'no deal' Brexit looms
If companies are negotiating new contracts now, they may wish to consider specific provisions dealing with Brexit-related risks, Nigel Blundell says.