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NAO releases first review of government reporting on climate threats to infrastructure
A new National Audit Office (NAO) review of 2025–26 annual reports has, for the first time, set out how climate change could affect essential infrastructure. The post NAO releases first review of government reporting on climate threats to infrastructure appeared first on New…
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KierBam appointed to support £600M Devonport submarine dock upgrade
KierBam joint venture (KBJV) has been appointed to support delivery of an approximately £600M programme of works to upgrade 10 Dock at Babcock’s Devonport site in Plymouth. The post KierBam appointed to support £600M Devonport submarine dock upgrade appeared first on New Civil…
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Engineers replace 125-year-old bridge and prepare line for TRU electrification between Leeds and York
Major engineering works over a nine-day closure between Leeds and York have seen the railway prepare for future Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) electrification. The post Engineers replace 125-year-old bridge and prepare line for TRU electrification between Leeds and York…
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Mag awards £600M airport construction framework across three airports
Manchester Airports Group (Mag) Ltd has appointed contractors to a £600M construction framework covering building, civil engineering and mechanical, electrical and plumbing (Mep) works at Manchester, East Midlands and Stansted airports. The post Mag awards £600M airport…
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National Grid spending up to £400M to keep France–UK power link running to 2050
National Grid has announced plans to invest up to £400M to extend the operational life of the Interconnexion France‑Angleterre (IFA) subsea electricity link until at least 2050. The post National Grid spending up to £400M to keep France–UK power link running to 2050 appeared…
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EngineeringUK marks 25th anniversary after reaching almost 3M young people
EngineeringUK says it has reached almost 3M young people through its activities and resources, as the not-for-profit celebrates its 25th anniversary. The post EngineeringUK marks 25th anniversary after reaching almost 3M young people appeared first on New Civil Engineer .
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Northumbrian Water seeks contractors for £20M Meica framework
Northumbrian Water Ltd (NWL) has launched a tender for a £20M framework covering mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, control, and automation (Meica) projects across its northern and southern operating areas. The post Northumbrian Water seeks contractors for £20M Meica…
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WSP appointed to support development of proposed West London Orbital route
Engineering and infrastructure solutions firm WSP has been appointed by Transport for London (TfL) to support the next stage of development for a proposed 18.5km London Overground route connecting Hounslow in the south with Hendon in the north. The post WSP appointed to support…
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DCO for National Grid’s Sea Link subsea cable project approved by government
The development consent order (DCO) for National Grid Electricity Transmission’s (NGET’s) 2GW Sea Link subsea cable project has been approved by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (Desnz). The post DCO for National Grid’s Sea Link subsea cable project approved by…
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Movers and shakers: Biggest construction and engineering appointments October 2026
With winter drawing in, civil engineering and construction firms have made a range of appointments. The post Movers and shakers: Biggest construction and engineering appointments October 2026 appeared first on New Civil Engineer .
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UK Government accused of stalling Welsh rail overhaul as budget falls short
The Welsh government has criticised the UK Government after what it said is a substantial shortfall in funding promised for rail improvements in Wales following a national commitment to invest £14bn to tackle decades of rail under‑investment. The post UK Government accused of…
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Nuclear decommissioning boss lists industrial action and cyber threats as ‘top concerns’
The possibility of further strikes by workers at Sellafield and wider cybersecurity threats have been ranked as “top concerns” by Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) CEO David Peattie. The post Nuclear decommissioning boss lists industrial action and cyber threats as ‘top…
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Leeds Station upgrade gets financial boost
The government has committed an additional £200M to upgrade Leeds railway station, bringing total funding for the project to about £303M and setting in motion what ministers describe as the largest transformation of the station in a generation. The post Leeds Station upgrade…
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Hendy confirms Historic Rail Estate will move from National Highways to Great British Railways
A plan to transfer responsibility for the UK’s Historical Railways Estate (HRE) from National Highways and the Department for Transport (DfT) to Great British Railways (GBR) has won support in the House of Lords. The post Hendy confirms Historic Rail Estate will move from…
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Yorkshire Water announces CEO to stand down one day after joint regulator report
Yorkshire Water received the lowest environmental performance score available from regulators and has announced non-executive director Nicola Medalova will replace Nicola Shaw as CEO in January. The post Yorkshire Water announces CEO to stand down one day after joint regulator…
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First joint regulator water sector report reveals water quality remains high but so does pollution
For the first time, the four main regulators of England and Wales’ water industry have published a single, consolidated assessment of company performance. The post First joint regulator water sector report reveals water quality remains high but so does pollution appeared first…
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Enersea and Carbon Haven partner on CO₂ injection using existing North Sea infrastructure
Engineers at UK-based Enersea have partnered with Carbon Haven in the Netherlands to develop an offshore CO₂ injection solution intended to allow depleted gas platforms to be repurposed for permanent carbon storage, the companies working on the project say. The post Enersea and…
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‘Computer malfunction’ likely led to second high-speed rail crash in Spain this year
Spain saw its second high-speed rail crash this year when two trains collided south of the Spanish capital Madrid on 28 October. The post ‘Computer malfunction’ likely led to second high-speed rail crash in Spain this year appeared first on New Civil Engineer .