Tunnelling begins on world’s largest Metro project
Tunnelling has begun on Saudi Arabia’s first underground rail network, the Riyadh metro, which, when complete will be one of the biggest metro systems.
Tunnelling has begun on Saudi Arabia’s first underground rail network, the Riyadh metro, which, when complete will be one of the biggest metro systems.
HS1 chief executive Nicola Shaw will lead a review of Network Rail ahead of next year’s Budget.
Network Rail’s consulting arm has been selected to help deliver North America’s first ever high-speed rail line in a deal worth £453m.
A new national fund worth billions will be set up to improve and expand the UK’s road network by 2020, the chancellor George Osborne has revealed.
Industry welcomes summer budget as chancellor targets productivity gains
Contractors awarded work on stalled Network Rail projects will see their resources transferred to other schemes, the organisation has said.
Highways England has announced that Jim O’Sullivan will join the government-owned company as chief executive.
Highways England is retendering a package of work on the £1.3bn A14 improvement scheme due to concerns over contractors’ ability to meet long-term targets on issues including passenger safety.
After almost three years of continuous excavation Crossrail’s 26 miles of tunnels are now complete
Business has reacted positively to the Conservative election victory as it provides continuity and stability for the manufacturing industry.
Tunnelling has begun on Saudi Arabia’s first underground rail network, the Riyadh metro, which, when complete will be one of the biggest metro systems.
HS1 chief executive Nicola Shaw will lead a review of Network Rail ahead of next year’s Budget.
Network Rail’s consulting arm has been selected to help deliver North America’s first ever high-speed rail line in a deal worth £453m.
A new national fund worth billions will be set up to improve and expand the UK’s road network by 2020, the chancellor George Osborne has revealed.
Industry welcomes summer budget as chancellor targets productivity gains
Contractors awarded work on stalled Network Rail projects will see their resources transferred to other schemes, the organisation has said.
Highways England has announced that Jim O’Sullivan will join the government-owned company as chief executive.
Highways England is retendering a package of work on the £1.3bn A14 improvement scheme due to concerns over contractors’ ability to meet long-term targets on issues including passenger safety.
After almost three years of continuous excavation Crossrail’s 26 miles of tunnels are now complete
Business has reacted positively to the Conservative election victory as it provides continuity and stability for the manufacturing industry.