All Infrastructure articles – Page 97
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FeaturesAutumn Statement preview: Five construction priorities
With debt still soaring, George Osborne is unlikely to be announcing much in the way of new spending. Here we look at the chancellor’s top five construction priorities
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Construction leaders hail 'significant step' of HS2 bill
Hybrid bill provides plans for extensive tunnelling and cuttings between London and Birmingham
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NewsRICS launches specialist qualification for infrastructure skills
RICS Built Infrastructure Pathway will certify surveyors’ competency in skills including project and cost management, project finance, and BIM
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NewsLabour commits to Armitt's infrastructure plan
Ed Balls says party will draw up a draft bill designed to make findings of Sir John Armitt’s review a reality
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NewsCrossrail completes first train tunnel
Tunnel from Royal Oak to Farringdon took 18 months, part of a planned 42km of train tunnels
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NewsHS2 considers alternative Euston station design
Bosses of high speed rail link will look at new plans with a smaller footprint
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NewsEstuary airport option ‘would be worst polluter’
Consultant says Foster plan would produce 63% more CO2 in 35 years than Constellation plan
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CommentAirports of the future
We cannot ignore the impact of airports on the UK’s carbon reduction targets
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FeaturesScottish Crime Campus
With its DNA-inspired design concept, BMJ and Ryder Architecture’s £82m Scottish Crime Campus provides compelling evidence that police buildings don’t have to be grim high-security compounds.
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NewsHeseltine: HS2 can be built over £10bn cheaper
Former Conservative deputy prime minister urges government to use private finance to make £42.6bn scheme cheaper
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NewsGovernment fails to assess infrastructure cost
Auditor criticises government for failing to work out how much consumer bills will rise by
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HS2 £11m over budget on engineering design work
Prime minister turns to ex-London 2012 boss to cut costs as Building’s research reveals overspend
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FeaturesHS2: Obstacles ahead
What does the Labour Party’s ambivalence towards HS2 mean for those looking to work on the £43bn project?
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NewsCECA appoints new chief executive
Mark Roper to step down from role at the head of the contractor body in April 2014
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CommentIncreasing public awareness of engineering is vital
Civil engineers create the infrastructure society needs to function - but we’re not good at communicating that
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NewsHS2 outlines procurement strategy
Railway developer set to spend £17bn on line from London to Birmingham
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CommentHS2: A compelling argument
Let’s stop the political bickering and get this project on the rails
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NewsGovernment launches push to "inspire next generation of engineers"
Raft of measures announced backed by £49m of new public funding
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NewsAmec spends £18m on US nuclear firm
Engineer looking to expand offer and grow American nuclear services business
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NewsRenewable energy project pipeline jumps 28%
Government stats reveal rapid growth of renewable energy projects