Network Rail to spend £20m on office refurb
Cristina Diaconu
July 22, 2015
Network Rail is set to spend up to £20m on an overhaul of its headquarters at Waterloo station.
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Network Rail is set to spend up to £20m on an overhaul of its headquarters at Waterloo station.
The government’s decision to “pause” electrification on two major UK rail lines was made after Network Rail had provided “unreliable” and “not accurate” figures on the cost of its enhancement programme, according to transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin.
EDF Energy is on the verge of revealing “a number of preferred bidders” for work on the Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant.
Birmingham City Council has approved plans for one of the UK’s biggest regeneration programmes, including 4,000 new homes and a new High Speed 2 station.
Major contractors have signed an open letter urging the government to press ahead with Crossrail 2, after Sir Merrick Cockel was appointed to lead a growth commission on the scheme.
Contractors risk missing out on a major pipeline of work unless the government ensures its new roads fund is used to cover local roads, the MD of one of Britain’s largest highways contractors has said.
High Speed 2 has appointed Transport for London’s finance managing director Steve Allen as its new chief financial officer.
A new residential construction project in London – said to be one the largest of its type – is employing cross-laminated timber instead of concrete in order to save carbon.
Nuclear developer NuGen has signed a land deal confirming a site in west Cumbria as the location for what will be Europe’s largest nuclear reactor.
A preferred bidder has been selected to deliver the Thames Tideway Tunnel, a 15-mile long new super sewer for that will alleviate pressure on London’s Victorian sewage system.
Network Rail is set to spend up to £20m on an overhaul of its headquarters at Waterloo station.
The government’s decision to “pause” electrification on two major UK rail lines was made after Network Rail had provided “unreliable” and “not accurate” figures on the cost of its enhancement programme, according to transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin.
EDF Energy is on the verge of revealing “a number of preferred bidders” for work on the Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant.
Birmingham City Council has approved plans for one of the UK’s biggest regeneration programmes, including 4,000 new homes and a new High Speed 2 station.
Major contractors have signed an open letter urging the government to press ahead with Crossrail 2, after Sir Merrick Cockel was appointed to lead a growth commission on the scheme.
Contractors risk missing out on a major pipeline of work unless the government ensures its new roads fund is used to cover local roads, the MD of one of Britain’s largest highways contractors has said.
High Speed 2 has appointed Transport for London’s finance managing director Steve Allen as its new chief financial officer.
A new residential construction project in London – said to be one the largest of its type – is employing cross-laminated timber instead of concrete in order to save carbon.
Nuclear developer NuGen has signed a land deal confirming a site in west Cumbria as the location for what will be Europe’s largest nuclear reactor.
A preferred bidder has been selected to deliver the Thames Tideway Tunnel, a 15-mile long new super sewer for that will alleviate pressure on London’s Victorian sewage system.