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Murphy chosen to build new Soham rail station
Network Rail has awarded the contract to build Soham’s new railway station to J Murphy and Sons Ltd.
London City Airport pauses £500m development plans
Airport pauses plans due to falling passenger numbers during Covid-19 pandemic, and concerns about pace of future recove…
Redcar steelworks £150m demolition contracts open for tender
Five-year contracts will see the demolition of iconic structures, as site prepares for generation of new industries.
Major London bridge closed as cracks appear
133-year-old Hammersmith Bridge closed due to urgent safety concerns.
Recovery should be driven by environment and digital connectivity, claims ICE report
A strategic post-Covid-19 recovery should be driven by environment and digital connectivity, claims Institution of Civil…
BOOK NOW: ACE emerging professionals host two webinars this month
The ACE emerging professionals network has two keenly anticipated webinars coming up this month.
Network Rail pledges immediate action following Stonehaven derailment
Rail chief “acutely aware we need a long-term resolution” to protect against climate change following fatal derailment.
Three people lose lives following train derailment
Three people confirmed dead after train derails in Aberdeenshire.
2022 athletes village plan abandoned
Plans for new athletes’ village for Commonwealth Games in Birmingham abandoned due to impact of Covid-19.
Pandemic sees record 56-year low in new construction work orders
New work orders in second quarter of 2020 at lowest levels since 1964, ONS figures reveal.
Transport for the North sets out 30-year investment plan
Government urged to back plans for £5bn pipeline of infrastructure projects, creating up to 20,000 jobs.
Balfour Beatty £24m pandemic loss, but confidence remains strong
Financial impacts of Covid-19 “unavoidable, but they will pass,” says chief executive.
