£32M Golborne station gets go-ahead, with local firm Murphy enlisted to finalise design
This post was originally published on this site Plans for a new £32M train station in Golborne have moved forward after Wigan Council approved the…
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Luton Town’s 25,000-seat ‘environmentally friendly’ stadium construction to start this summer
This post was originally published on this site Luton Town Football Club is preparing to start construction on a new 25,000-capacity stadium at Power Court…
A9 Dualling progresses with new £205M contract notice and start of works on Tomatin to Moy
This post was originally published on this site Transport Scotland has started to engage the market on a £205M contract to dual the Pitlochry to…
How digital tools enhance efficiency in temporary works design
This post was originally published on this site Temporary works specialists are contributing to more efficient and sustainable infrastructure delivery with the use of digital…
Modern Methods of Construction have an important role to play in the future of airport design
This post was originally published on this site Airports are living entities, constantly adapting to the growing demands of the aviation industry and the increasing…
Crown Estate reports on offshore wind achievements to date and responses to sectoral challenges
This post was originally published on this site The Crown Estate has cautioned that continuing to keep the UK’s sector at the forefront of offshore…
Isle of Wight’s Island Line resumes service after Octavius completes Ryde Pier repairs
This post was originally published on this site The Island Line on the Isle of Wight has returned to full service following Octavius’ completion of…
Network Rail gears up for £133M investment in rail network over May bank holiday
This post was originally published on this site Network Rail is gearing up to complete 359 projects worth £67.4M over the early May bank holiday,…
Soil health issues causing faster rainfall runoff and higher flood risk, research shows
This post was originally published on this site A lack of soil health in Europe and the UK is causing faster rainfall runoff and higher…
Ministers warned on ‘significant unintended consequences’ for nature in Planning and Infrastructure Bill
This post was originally published on this site Letters have been released to ministers raising concerns about Part 3 of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill.…