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newcivilengineer.com > latest > expanding-capacity-building-resilience-and-decarbonising-aviation-at-uk-airports-14-09-2026

Expanding capacity, building resilience and decarbonising aviation at UK airports

12+ hour, 5+ min ago   (781+ words) 14 Sep, 2026 By Richard Graybrook Airport expansion is about far more than accommodating more passengers. It is an opportunity to build the modern, efficient, resilient, and low-carbon aviation hubs that the UK needs for future growth. The UK is entering a…...


newcivilengineer.com > latest > tfl-environment-plan-with-more-than-70-actions-to-cut-emissions-10-09-2026

TfL environment plan with more than 70 actions to cut emissions

4+ day, 3+ hour ago   (612+ words) 10 Sep, 2026 By Thomas Johnson Transport for London (TfL) has published an updated Corporate Environment Plan that sets out more than 70 actions intended to reduce carbon emissions and strengthen the transport network’s resilience to extreme weather. The new plan replaces a…...


newcivilengineer.com > tag > msf

MSF | New Civil Engineer

4+ day, 6+ hour ago   (37+ words) MSF newcivilengineer.com RSK Group has acquired Mason Street Furniture (MSF), a specialist highways electrical and technology contractor, in a deal the group said will deepen its capability across road and other transport projects. Walker Dendle Technical Recruitment...


newcivilengineer.com > tag > leeds-city-station

Leeds City Station

5+ day, 3+ hour ago   (44+ words) New Civil Engineer The £46.1M Leeds Station Sustainable Travel Gateway scheme to upgrade the entrance at Leeds City Station has been delayed from September 2025 and only parts of the scheme “could” open in October this year. Walker Dendle Technical Recruitment...


newcivilengineer.com > latest > leeds-city-station-could-partially-open-in-october-after-46-1m-upgrade-delayed-09-09-2026

??46.1M upgrade of Leeds City Station delayed

5+ day, 3+ hour ago   (615+ words) 09 Sep, 2026 By Tom Pashby The £46.1M Leeds Station Sustainable Travel Gateway scheme to upgrade the entrance at Leeds City Station has been delayed from September 2025 and only parts of the scheme “could” open in October this year. Leeds City Council said…...


newcivilengineer.com > latest > two-streets-of-scottish-village-affected-by-mine-subsidence-to-be-demolished-01-09-2026

Two streets of Scottish village affected by mine subsidence to be demolished

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (462+ words) 01 Sep, 2026 By Tom Pashby Homes on the roads of Benbuck View and Dunmoss View in Coalsnaughton, Clackmannanshire must be demolished, according to the findings of assessments by the Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) following historic mine-related subsidence. On 19 May, BBC News…...


newcivilengineer.com > latest > lewes-to-haywards-heath-line-reopened-after-network-rail-completes-derailment-cleanup-01-09-2026

Lewes to Haywards Heath line reopened after Network Rail completes derailment cleanup

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (685+ words) 01 Sep, 2026 By Tom Pashby Network Rail and partners have completed their work to clear the derailed carriages from the line at Lewes and has renewed 500m of track, enabling services between Lewes and Haywards Heath to resume today, 1 September. On the…...


newcivilengineer.com > tag > network-rail-anglia

Network Rail Anglia

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (34+ words) New Civil Engineer Network Rail will carry out essential overhead line and structure renewals between Bethnal Green and Cheshunt/Enfield Town over two consecutive weekends in September. Walker Dendle Technical Recruitment...


newcivilengineer.com > latest > thames-water-deploys-ai-satellites-and-75000-acoustic-sensors-to-tackle-leaks-during-extreme-heat-25-08-2026

Thames Water deploys AI, satellites and 75,000 acoustic sensors to tackle leaks during extreme heat

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (465+ words) 25 Aug, 2026 By Lee Kenny Thames Water is using artificial intelligence, satellite data and more than 75,000 acoustic sensors to identify and repair underground leaks as prolonged dry weather puts additional pressure on water supplies. Last month was the driest July in…...


newcivilengineer.com > latest > crosscountry-services-back-after-power-cut-at-control-centre-shut-network-24-08-2026

CrossCountry services resume after power cut at control centre shut network

3+ week, 5+ hour ago   (244+ words) 24 Aug, 2026 By Tom Pashby A power cut in Birmingham affected operations at CrossCountry’s control centre, which resulted in “major disruption” across its network on Sunday 23 August, but services have since resumed. CrossCountry provides rail services from Aberdeen to Penzance, and…...