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New online marketplace launches to facilitate steel reuse in bridge works

New Civil Engineer (UK): A new online platform aimed at increasing the reuse of structural steel in bridge work has been launched by engineering practices Expedition Engineering and Format Engineers. The post New online ma

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Network Rail carrying out £140.5M of engineering over May bank holidays

New Civil Engineer (UK): Network Rail will press ahead with a range of improvement projects during the two May bank holiday weekends, aiming to deliver £140.5M of work. The post Network Rail carrying out £140.5M of enginee

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‘Long-anticipated’ refresh of nuclear regulatory guidance welcomed

New Civil Engineer (UK): The guidance for nuclear licensing has been updated for the first time since 2021 by the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) to put greater emphasis on early engagement between applicants and the O

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Rock & Alluvium installs its deepest ever piles at London development

New Civil Engineer (UK): Crews from Rock & Alluvium, part of Van Elle, have completed the installation of its deepest ever continuous flight auger (CFA) piles, reaching 40m, at the Bow Green development in East London. The

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Movers and shakers: Biggest construction and engineering appointments April 2026

New Civil Engineer (UK): With the first quarter of the 2026/27 financial year underway, a number of civil engineering and construction firms have seen new faces join their organisations. The post Movers and shakers: Bigges

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Natural England chair and strategic director on balancing development with nature recovery

New Civil Engineer (UK): The duality of the built environment and the natural world is becoming more important as we are now realising the necessity for both to coalesce to provide what future society needs. The post Natur

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Thames Water starts 19km of Essex pipe replacement as part of £20bn network upgrade

New Civil Engineer (UK): Thames Water has announced the replacement of 19km of water pipes in Loughton, Essex. The post Thames Water starts 19km of Essex pipe replacement as part of £20bn network upgrade appeared first on

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Graham lands first phase of £206M Solihull regeneration scheme

New Civil Engineer (UK): Graham has entered into a pre-construction service agreement for the first phase of a £206M redevelopment project in Solihull town centre. The post Graham lands first phase of £206M Solihull regene

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Balfour Beatty set to start construction of £54M bypass in Cheshire

New Civil Engineer (UK): Balfour Beatty has received its Notice to Proceed for the £53.8M Middlewich Eastern Bypass. The post Balfour Beatty set to start construction of £54M bypass in Cheshire appeared first on New Civil

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Bam gets green light for ‘landmark integration of environment in infrastructure’

New Civil Engineer (UK): Bam UK is set to deliver a public garden on the site of part of a former hospital in collaboration with the Eden Project. The post Bam gets green light for ‘landmark integration of environment in i

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‘Unique engineering challenge’ as mid-century bridge is lifted clear of River Hull

New Civil Engineer (UK): The 73-year-old Weel Bridge in East Yorkshire has been removed by Esh Construction, marking a key stage in its £1M refurbishment. The post ‘Unique engineering challenge’ as mid-century bridge is li

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Peri’s role in the formation of the reactor domes at Hinkey Point C

New Civil Engineer (UK): Since 2017, Peri has played a central role at Hinkley Point C. Among the most technically demanding phases to date has been the formation of the reactor domes – structures that push the boundaries