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While giving evidence to the House of Lords Built Environment Committee, Smallwood was asked about the parliamentary process behind major infrastructure

National infrastructure goals are being undermined by the construction sector’s reluctance to modernise, a leading industry figure has warned.

Providing evidence at a House of Lords Built Environment Committee meeting Smallwood, who is also head of the government's Project Delivery Function, said

The publication of the government’s infrastructure pipeline has been set back by months due to political turmoil in the wake of September’s ill-fated

Fracking, a new technology to release oil and natural from shale rock, has transformed American energy production. But permission to frack in the U.K. lasted for only a week. In one of his first actions as Britain’s Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak reversed his predecessor Liz Truss’s permission, subject to local consent, to develop some of his country’s reserves of oil and natural gas through fracking.

NHS Federation chief says slashing health budget will plunge crumbling service into deeper crisis

Atkins, Laing O’Rourke, VolkerRail and Network Rail, who make up the alliance, have used the long welded rail train (LWRT) for tracklaying between

The Ajax tank was meant to revolutionise modern warfare – but after a succession of setbacks, is it now destined for the scrap heap?

The new 16km dual carriageway, which will link the A1 Black Cat roundabout in Bedfordshire to the A428 Caxton Gibbet in Cambridgeshire was given the green

Mace chief executive Mark Reynolds may be the new face of the Construction Leadership Council (CLC), but he is no stranger to the work of the group. He