Plans to extend the runway at Southampton Airport will be subject to a judicial review, it has been announced.
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Is a seasonal shutdown the answer to construction’s summer labour dilemma?
Summer 2021 proved a challenging one for the construction industry with a shortage of workers due to post-lockdown holidays, loss of free movement, and supply chain hold-ups; and it is not clear to what extent these issues will be resolved any time soon. One answer could be a change in…
In Pictures: Winners crowned at NCE Tunnelling Awards
The winners of this year’s NCE Tunnelling Awards were crowned last week.
Engineering design changes announced for Yorkshire polyhalite mine
Anglo American has announced engineering design changes will be implemented at the Woodsmith polyhalite project in North Yorkshire.
It’s time for rail companies to get smarter with data
The rail network is awash with data. There are systems measuring everything you could possibly compute – from ticket sales and toilet cleaning to punctuality and passenger satisfaction. Use this data smartly, and you have the power to transform your train operating company (TOC).
Funding boost for cost-cutting tidal energy innovation
Developers of a cost-cutting tidal energy innovation have been given £800,000 to make their product commercially viable.
It’s time the UK starts supporting the next generation of vehicles
For the better part of a century, the fundamentals of road transportation in the UK have remain unchanged. The internal combustion engine has remained king of the road while millions of vehicles journeyed across Britain’s 421,000km road network.
TfL funding uncertainty puts station upgrades and housing schemes at risk, Khan says
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has warned the government that failing to properly fund Transport for London (TfL) puts the delivery of thousands of homes at risk as well as a handful of planned station upgrades.
In Pictures: TechFest winners crowned for industry innovations
Last week saw the return of NCE’s TechFest, after last year’s Covid-enforced break.
Arcadis expects high construction costs to continue into 2022 due to increased energy prices
Inflated construction and tender prices are set to continue in 2022 due to increased energy prices, according to the latest market analysis from Arcadis.