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International
Jacobs joint venture to plan Norway nuclear decommissioning program
Project will clean-up legacy sites to protect people and the environment.Read more -
National Infrastructure Commission
Getting cities moving past “Covid fog” critical for levelling up, says NIC
Cities need to redouble efforts to boost public transport and active travel options, says NIC.Read more -
Levelling up
UK construction braced for further inflation through 2022
Turner & Townsend survey finds inflationary pressures could hinder UK's levelling up ambitions.Read more -
SMEs
AECOM developing SME partnerships as new appointment made
Clara Matty joins AECOM as SME relationship manager to help develop SME strategy.Read more -
International
Balfour Beatty joint venture awarded two development contracts in Hong Kong
Projects, worth £635m, will see the development of two new government buildings and five residential towers.Read more -
Public sector procurement
SCAPE names eight contractors to deliver £750m construction framework
Contractors appointed to deliver community-focused public sector projects across the Midlands and East of England.Read more -
Net Zero
Net Zero Week set for busy series of webinars
Over 30 organisations unite for exclusive free webinars during Net Zero Week between 2-8 July.Read more -
Net Zero
Atkins warns UK energy targets may no longer be credible
Analysis finds UK needs to increase new electricity generation built each year five-fold to meet net zero targets.Read more -
Net Zero
Current programmes will not deliver net zero, says Climate Change Committee
CCC finds major delivery failures and warns current UK strategy will not deliver net zero.Read more -
Climate change
Regenerative urban greening
Stantec’s Natasha Jones looks at the impact of climate change on our green spaces.Read more -
Net Zero
Tarmac orders UK’s first battery electric mixer truck
New addition to fleet will further boost firm’s net zero ambitions.Read more -
Transport for London
Further last-ditch emergency funding for TfL
Industry renews calls for long-term funding for Transport for London.Read more -
Digital transformation
True digitisation is the only way to the gold standard
Pagabo's Julian Penna says industry is still a few steps away from completing true digitisation.Read more -
HS2
HS2 reveals Washwood Heath Depot designs
Planned facility in Birmingham will be used for storage, cleaning and maintenance of new high speed trains.Read more -
London
Plans for 25,000 new homes and 56,000 jobs for London gets green light
Mayor’s Development Corporation is working with central government to deliver new urban district around HS2 Old Oak Common Station.Read more -
Public transport
First phase of Birmingham bus rapid transit corridor completed
Route will improve cross city travel for millions of people who live and work in the region.Read more -
Construction Leadership Council
Mark Reynolds appointed as new CLC co-chair
Industry welcomes appointments of Mark Reynolds as new co-chair and Richard Robinson as deputy co-chair of CLC.Read more -
International Women in Engineering Day
Winners of top 50 women in engineering revealed
The Women’s Engineering Society announces winners of the top 50 women in engineering awards.Read more -
International Women in Engineering Day
Women are changing the face of engineering, says Phillipa Slater
RWE’s Phillipa Slater argues that there is more we can do to encourage women into STEM.Read more -
Sustainability
Supply Chain Sustainability School celebrates decade of success
School now engaging with more than 50,000 members from 17,000 businesses.Read more
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