John Sisk & Son appoints new CEO to lead next phase of growth
John Sisk & Son, the international construction and engineering business, today announced the appointment of Paul Brown as its new CEO with effect from 1
John Sisk & Son, the international construction and engineering business, today announced the appointment of Paul Brown as its new CEO with effect from 1
Next week demolition of Stockport’s old bus station will begin to make way for a new state-of-the-art transport interchange in the heart of the town
Five apprentices have been welcomed into their new roles across Amey’s Area 10 contract, as Highways Maintenance Operatives. This level 2 apprenticeship programme is being offered by
National Highways has launched a consultation for the upgrade of the A358 in Somerset. The planned upgrade of the A358, a key route linking the
Glenigan, the UK’s leading construction information provider, has announced its acquisition of Construction Information Services (CIS). Founded in 1972, CIS is Ireland’s leading provider of
OakNorth Bank – the UK bank for entrepreneurs, by entrepreneurs – has provided a £19M loan to Sullivan Street Partners, to fund the acquisition of Osborne Infrastructure. Part
Contractors will have to build our roads of the future in a carbon-neutral way and this needs to be demonstrated over the next few years,
The transport, telecoms, plant and accommodation divisions of NMCN have been sold saving 1,500 jobs. This was confirmed today by Grant Thorton UK LLP who
A junction improvement from National Highways aimed at supporting economic growth in the north of England is now in its final stages. The £30 million
Infrastructure engineers and professionals across the South West are being urged to embrace a ‘net-zero mindset’ to support decarbonisation in the region. Without a new
National Highways has announced that Turner & Townsend Limited has been awarded the £23.3 million commercial partner contract on the proposed Lower Thames Crossing scheme,
It’s the most important ingredient of a road, but is often the forgotten part of the transport industry – this week Asphalt takes centre stage
The Scottish Government is providing additional expenditure of up to £29 million to help bus operators maintain services during the coronavirus pandemic. The extra funding
The mapping and location technology company HERE has unveilled new solutions for personal data privacy, 3D mapping and electric vehicle navigation during the virtual Consumer
Location technology company TomTom says that traffic levels saw a significant decrease in almost all cities in monitors around the world last year, as the
Rhondda Cynon Taf Council is set to trial touchless pedestrian crossing technology at six sites across the area. The trial is funded by Welsh Government
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