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£30m milestone as Lungfish Architects supports 1,400 new school places
Lungfish has partnered with Morgan Sindall Construction to deliver educational infrastructure projects across Derby.
ilke Homes announces new £100m investment
Investment to scale-up operations and increase output capacity to 4,000 homes a year.
HS2 jumps ahead of carbon target
HS2 jumps ahead of carbon target as ten construction sites go completely diesel-free.
Nuclear wins for Mott MacDonald
Mott MacDonald awarded places on UK nuclear framework, and also advising Dutch government on nuclear research facility.
WSP appointed to assess Scottish offshore floating windfarm projects
WSP to assess environmental impact and advise on onshore works for MarramWind and CampionWind offshore windfarms.
New homes development approved around London Tube station
Plans for 348 new affordable homes next to Hounslow West Tube station given the go-ahead.
Transport secretary makes historic first journey through completed HS2 tunnel
Mark Harper joined HS2 CEO Mark Thurston for a tour through the first bored tunnel at Long Itchington in Warwickshire.
Yorkshire Water’s smart water network project evolves
Introduction of a digital platform is helping improve leak detection and resilience.
Latest designs for new £57m climate resilient West Sussex school released
Atkins and Faithful+Gould, along with framework partner Cundall, have published designs.
Transpennine Route Upgrade’s first electric wires now in place for greener journeys
More than 30 miles of electric wires are now in place to help deliver cleaner, greener journeys.
HS2 trials hydrogen charging at its Euston site
Hydrogen fuel cell being used to provide mobile emission free charging for electric equipment.
Students turned off by careers crucial to UK’s net zero ambitions, says WSP report
New survey of almost 4,000 students reveals many not being drawn to sectors crucial to UK’s green transition.
