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UK infrastructure projects shortlisted for Bentley Systems’ awards
Bentley Systems has announced four infrastructure projects in the UK as finalists in its Year in Infrastructure 2018 Awards program
Grainger selects Engie for £61m Newbury PRS scheme
Grainger plc, the listed residential landlord, has announced that it has appointed Engie Regeneration as the main contractor to Grainger's Newbury PRS scheme
Student Castle announce plans for Manchester student skyscraper
Student Castle, leaders in student accommodation services has announced plans to build a 55-storey upmarket student accommodation in Manchester's city centre.
X1 South Bank scheme gets the go-ahead
The next stage in the South Bank regeneration scheme has been given the green light, with Leeds City Council unanimously granting planning permission for X1 South Bank, a £210m mixed-use development by developer X1 and property consultancy Knight Knox
Mick George Ltd tackle drought damaged Cambridgeshire roads
An initiative which started late last year to repair more than 40 miles of drought damaged roads in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough will enter its final stages this month, with multiple locations set for improvements
Report warns Manchester regeneration plans ‘aren’t fit for purpose’
Developer-led regeneration has "done very little" for the vast majority of Greater Manchester, according to a report by the Alliance Manchester Business School
TfL seeks build to rent partner for 3,000 homes
Transport for London (TfL) is set to launch its search for a partner to create a build to rent joint venture to help deliver homes on some of London’s most well-connected sites
Laing O’Rourke gains boost from HS2
Laing O’Rourke’s Explore Manufacturing factory is set to gain a boost thanks to the HS2 project, as it’s predicted the overall programme will support 15,000 jobs by 2020
Could the Hyperloop transform the way we travel forever?
How Elon Musk's high-speed transport, the Hyperloop has been transformed from dream into almost reality.
WYG selected to deliver host of projects for the FCO
WYG has been selected by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) to lead redevelopment projects across a portfolio of British Embassy/High Commission properties
HS2 hubs spark wider regeneration
Five regions across the UK are reaping the benefits of the HS2 project work, as latest data by Barbour ABI and the Construction Products Association (CPA) sheds light on the levels of construction value across Great Britain in 2017
Europe’s first full-scale Hyperloop test track
Tubes for the first full-scale Hyperloop test track are being put into place in Toulouse, France. The four-metre tubes are being installed by Hyperloop
HS2 phase 2 boss quits as northern stretch delayed for a...
HS2 phase 2 managing director Paul Griffiths is stepping down from the £56bn northern stretch of HS2 and moving to take on the role of program director at the $40bn Metrolinx program in Toronto
London’s £15bn Crossrail service to miss scheduled opening by months
London’s new Crossrail underground service will miss its deadline by almost a year, a spokesperson for the service has said
Over 6,000 housing refusals overturned on appeal
Over 6,000 new homes will now be built after councillors’ objections were overturned on appeal, new research has revealed
Six key enablers to help deliver the UK’s Industrial Strategy
Delivering the ambitions of the government’s Industrial Strategy will require a number of key enablers, underpinned by the improved and increased use of digital construction, to work together, says Barry Rust of Tata Steel
Costain wins connected vehicle technology contract
Costain has been awarded a technology contract to design, install and implement one of the UK’s first pilot connected vehicle corridors on a live road
UK geospatial sector urged to share future vision
The government has urged the UK’s geospatial sector to share their views on the future vision, as part of a call for evidence
Study suggests articulated lorries could cut pollution and traffic
A study by consulting engineer WSP on behalf of Transport for London has determined that using larger articulated lorries for deliveries to construction sites, instead of the rigid trucks currently used, would decrease pollution and traffic
New Congleton bypass approved by DfT
Thousands of drivers in Congleton are set to benefit from faster journeys thanks to a new bypass
The value of good acoustics in housebuilding
Excessive noise is not just an irritant – it can have a real impact on our quality of life, health and wellbeing. David Garritt, a member of the Association of Noise Consultants (ANC), signposts professionals in the housebuilding sector to some of the ways acoustics can help mitigate the issue
MPBA issue response to Environmental Audit Committee report
MPBA respond to the Environmental Audit Committee report amid claims of overheating, the modular construction sector is keen to set the record straight
Climate change charity launches legal action against Heathrow expansion
Climate change charity Plan B has initiated legal action against Transport Minister Chris Grayling over his plans for Heathrow expansion
A security-minded approach in an increasingly connected world
Alexandra Luck, a chartered engineer and member of the Register of Security Engineers & Specialists, argues there needs to be a much greater understanding of the security implications of an increasingly connected supply chain and built environment.
A14 Highway Borrow Pits Activated
Mick George Ltd discuss the activation of the borrow pits for the A14 Highway regarding the Cambridge to Huntingdon improvement scheme
BRE Research highlights the impact of buildings and urban environments on...
New research from the world's leading science centre, BRE, identifies particular indicators regarding buildings and urban environments and how these have made an impact on our health.