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The Treasury this week stepped in to rescue £13bn of stalled PFI deals by financing the shortfalls through a £2bn Treasury unit.

More job losses struck the consultancy sector this week, with WSP and White Young Green cutting staff by 10%.

Consultants hit by the downturn in the property markets are diversifying into new markets and recruiting new staff, despite having to make redundancies in other areas.

Completion of the UK’s longest road tunnel under land moved a step closer this week as its north and south bores broke through simultaneously beneath the Devil’s Punchbowl in Surrey.

Geotechnical contractor Keller posted recession-busting results for 2008 this week. But the company warned that 2009 would be tougher with revenues expected to fall

A ‘trip of a lifetime’ on the Trans Mongolian Railway from Moscow to Beijing is now being planned by NCE’s current Graduate Awards Winner Emma Kent.

Entries are invited for the 2009 British Construction Industry Awards, the UK’s top accolades for overall excellence in building and civil engineering projects.

Work to complete the UK’s longest road tunnel under land took a step closer this week as its north and south tunnels met beneath the Devil’s Punchbowl in Surrey.

Managing Director of London Underground Tim O’Toole resigned yesterday saying it was time to return to the United States.

Scott Wilson has won a contract to develop a ‘perspective plan’ to look at infrastructure links along a 1500km rail freight link between India’s capital Delhi, and its largest city and major part, Mumbai, including the location of a new city.