Keith Howells News Today

The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has awarded its first Chartered Infrastructure Engineer (CIE) title to Chris Landsburgh, a decarbonisation director at infrastructure consulting firm AECOM, based in Glasgow. Chris has been involved in the infrastructure sector for over 10 years and specialis

Flick Drummond has promised to bring up corporation tax rates for small businesses with the government.

The award ceremony celebrates local civil engineering projects

Listening and learning will be Janet Young’s focus for the next few months having taken on the role of ICE director general and secretary in late January.

Although this issue of NCE claims to be the July one, it will land with readers just before International Women in Engineering Day (Inwed) on 23 June.

Standards body BSI has published a revised PAS 2080 standard for carbon management, with help from the ICE. It will give built environment professionals

The PAS 2080 carbon management in infrastructure accreditation was first published in 2016 and outlined a consistent framework for evaluating and managing

Almost 90 judges have been confirmed for this year, including ICE President Keith Howells and a number of other new names that broaden the perspective of

Almost 90 judges have been confirmed for BCIA, which is jointly organised by Architects; Journal’s sister title New Civil Engineer and the Institution of

The results were announced at the region’s annual dinner.