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A coalition of businesses is pressuring the government to approve the £9bn Lower Thames Crossing, aiming to avoid prolonged uncertainty in the UK’s logistics sector.Contractors and…
The election of new select committee chairs has been welcomed by the civil engineering industry, highlighting their crucial role in scrutinising government activities.Ruth Cadbury’s election to…
Businesses across the UK are urging the government to approve the Lower Thames Crossing (LTC) project, arguing it would markedly enhance lorry routes in the region.A…
A growing call to reform Private Finance Initiative (PFI) contracts in the UK underscores emerging challenges in critical infrastructure sectors. This push comes amidst concerns of…
The water sector warns that the proposed £17bn investment cut by Ofwat could harm both the environment and economy.Ofwat’s draft determines a reduction from £105bn to…
The High Speed 2 (HS2) project marks a significant milestone as the tunnel boring machine (TBM) Mary Ann reaches halfway through the Bromford Tunnel.Mary Ann, a…
Construction output in June 2024 shows signs of recovery, with a 0.5% increase.New work and repair/maintenance sectors contribute to the growth.Economic conditions and improved weather foster…
Despite high expectations, the construction sector has not experienced the anticipated boost following the election.In July, contract awards dropped by 20% year-on-year, indicating a sluggish sector.Planning…
Southern Water is initiating a significant infrastructure project requiring a £50M technical partner contract.The scheme entails an 85km pipeline to transfer water from Thames Water to…
In the first half of 2024, Morgan Sindall reported significant financial growth, showcasing resilience in the construction sector.The company’s revenue soared by 14%, reaching £2.21 billion,…
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