A sustainable, safe and reliable ground stabilisation technique not widely used in the UK is experiencing significant success on the High Speed 2 and Silvertown tunnels.
The infrastructure story of the last 30 years has been the rise and rise of tunnelling, in large part thanks to an overwhelming willingness to adapt and improve every aspect of how the sector works. That willingness remains today, but a thriving tunnelling sector was far from inevitable in 1994.…
Jacobs has been selected by Cork County Council as technical advisor for the new M28 motorway.
Wiltshire Council has granted planning permission for National Grid to replace overhead power lines with underground cables beneath the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
The final months of 2023 have been tough for our sector. The cost-driven cancellation of High Speed 2 north of Birmingham was not a complete surprise by the time the government stopped hinting and finally announced it. But it was still a shock and led to new questions about why…
Plans for a £200M expansion of the world-famous Wimbledon lawn tennis complex have set two London boroughs against each other, with one granting planning permission and the other refusing it.
A new decision-making process may expand seven offshore windfarms already under development, adding 4GW towards the UK's 2030 targets.
Bam Nuttall, Aecom and Mott McDonald-Bentley JV are three of the 15 companies appointed by South West Water to support its delivery programme over the coming five years.
Engineers working on the Colne Valley Viaduct for High Speed 2 (HS2) have now completed 1.7km of its record-breaking 3.4km length.
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