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Lower Thames Crossing seeking one TBM for both tunnels

The JV in charge of the Lower Thames Crossing is now seeking one large TBM to dig both north and southbound tunnels.

Manchester town hall refurbishment to cost another £95m

JP Morgan reveals plans for biggest office building in London

Plans for £160m Glasgow Chinatown redevelopment unveiled

Plans submitted for Phase 2 of massive Port One Technology Park expansion

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Robert De Niro tower granted planning permission

The Nobu Tower has been granted planning permission and is expected to begin on site construction later this year.

First HS2 anti-sonic boom tunnel completed

Extensions have been added to the Chiltern Tunnel to prevent sonic booms as the train travels over 200mph from the entrance.

Doncaster Sheffield Airport receives government support to reopen

Doncaster Sheffield Airport is set to receive a £30m investment as the government backs the mayor's plans to reopen the hub.

Universal selects Bedford for first European theme park

A multibillion-pound Universal theme park in Bedfordshire is projected to create 20,000 jobs in construction and bring in 8 million visitors a year.

Network Rail property company to bring first homes in Cambridge

The Network Rail property company is working with the Blocwork JV to deliver a residential area in Cambridge North.

Network Rail submits London Liverpool Street planning application

A London Liverpool Street planning application has been submitted by Network Rail, promising to allow 200m passengers per year.

London Luton airport expansion granted consent

Consent has been granted for the London Luton airport expansion, originally applied for in 2023, and will nearly double passengers per year.

HS2 Northolt tunnel sees second completed tunnel bore

The HS2 Northolt tunnel has reached 93% completion as its second tunnel boring machine has completed its journey under London.

HS2 time capsule to be placed under station in Railway 200 celebration

A HS2 time capsule is to be buried beneath Birmingham Curzon Street station as a part of the national Railway 200 celebration.

Nottingham regeneration site purchased by Homes England to deliver 1,000 homes

Homes England has bought a Nottingham regeneration site in Broad Marsh, in the middle of the city centre, with plans for 1,000 homes.

DoE’s new school construction framework to be established

The Department of Education is establishing a new school construction framework to replace the one that expires this November.

UK firms appointed to design Athens International Airport expansion

Grimshaw, Haptic, K-Studio, Arup, Leslie Jones, Triagonal and Plan A have been appointed to design the expansion of Athens International Airport.

Planning approval granted for Lower Thames Crossing

The secretary of state for transport, Heidi Alexander MP, has approved the Lower Thames Crossing Development Consent Order, a move which CECA has celebrated.

Robert De Niro’s Nobu tower to dominate Manchester skyline

The Nobu Tower, for Robert De Niro's Nobu Hospitality, is currently awaiting permission for construction to begin.

Great British Energy to put solar panels on schools and hospitals

Great British Energy have announced their first project to install solar panels on nearly 400 schools and hospitals.

HS2 Brackley A43 bridge progress update released

The HS2 Brackley A43 bridge has had its steel beams lifted into place, bringing it one step closer to having the tunnel excavated.

Plans submitted for first phase of housing at Mayfield Park

Mayfield Park, the mixed-use development site near Manchester Piccadilly station, will offer nearly 900 homes and 325,000 square foot of office space.

M3 J9 improvement scheme given go-ahead – again

The M3 J9 improvement scheme has been given the permission for construction, seemingly for the second time.

New Man Utd stadium announced, worth £2bn

A new Manchester United stadium has been announced to replace Old Trafford, and worth £2bn and seating 100,000.

British Museum consultancy framework announced for £46.1m

A new British Museum consultancy framework has been announced covering aspects from new galleries to fire safety upgrades.
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