Infrastructure – Page 27
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NewsTransport for the North to call on government for updated £70bn plan
Regional body pushing for more cash to invest in roads and rail
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NewsCrossrail won't open this year, new boss admits
Crossrail chief executive Mark Wild has told the TfL board that he does not know when the line will be finished
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NewsBalfour Beatty lands £214m job to link Hinkley to the grid
National Grid has also handed a cabling contract to Murphy
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NewsTfL and DfT told to tighten grip on £30m a week Crossrail job
KPMG review says pair should look at sending observers to Crossrail board meetings
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NewsLondoners 'want more private sector involvement' in infrastructure schemes, Aecom report says
Findings back case for putting projects in the capital outside the ‘political cycle’
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NewsReport damns running of Crossrail and says board lacks skills to complete railway
Project beset by unrealistic optimism about hitting December 2018 deadline and lack of knowledge at top, KPMG review finds
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NewsTfL expects HS2 station appointments this week
Contract awards for Euston and Old Oak stations had been due last month
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NewsCrossrail only has 80% chance of hitting new budget, report says
KPMG’s review found Crossrail is currently costing £30m a week
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NewsCouncil to bin plans for bridges designed by Foster + Partners
Suffolk authority has already spent £8m but now says it cannot afford proposed crossings
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NewsTfL unhappy with rate of progress on Crossrail tunnels
Transport group says efficiency rates on work have been ’disappointing’
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News‘Nobody knows’ how much HS2 will cost, admits ousted chair
Terry Morgan tells peers scheme should ditch Euston as finishing point to save money
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NewsContractors named for latest £1.2bn Network Rail framework
Three firms take jobs on northern routes
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NewsHochtief brought in for Crossrail station construction work
Hochtief has been appointed to provide enhancement works at Crossrail’s western stations
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NewsCPA slashes construction forecasts over Brexit uncertainty
Silver lining of a ‘no deal’ may be work on expanding ports and new warehousing for stockpiling goods
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NewsUp to 10,000 new jobs threatened by Wylfa suspension
Hundreds of existing jobs also set to be lost as Horizon strips back to “minimal core”
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NewsTfL told to come clean about capital project plans
The London Assembly’s budget and performance committee says the organisation’s plans regarding future capital projects should be made public
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NewsHitachi suspends work on Wylfa Newydd nuclear plant
Uncertainty hangs over hundreds of jobs, while the government’s plan for a series of new nuclear stations is in tatters
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NewsCrossrail 2 under threat from budget raids to pay for Crossrail, London Assembly warns
Talks on how to pay for line need to start now, committee says
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NewsBalfour boss tells chancellor and Brexit secretary uncertainty is damaging construction
Leo Quinn was among a group of business chiefs to speak with Phillip Hammond and Stephen Barclay after last night’s vote