Women in Fellowship: Creating a stronger, more representative profession

One of the ICE’s greatest strengths is the breadth of expertise and experience that exists across our membership. Ensuring that talent is recognised and nurtured at every level is essential to continue serving society effectively. The post Women in Fellowship: Creating a stronger, more representative profession appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

New ICE conference highlights resilient transport challenges

More than 200 infrastructure professionals gathered in Manchester in September to attend the inaugural ICE Resilient Transport conference, which explored how the sector is responding to the mounting pressures on global transport networks. The post New ICE conference highlights resilient transport challenges appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Trustee’s view | You, me and ICE: A year of conversations, connections and community

As I come to the end of my year as the 161st President of this wonderful institution, I find myself reflecting on the places I have visited, but even more on the people I have met.  The post Trustee’s view | You, me and ICE: A year of conversations, connections and community appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Spotlight | What might we be missing?

After more than 35 years in engineering, there is one statement that still makes me pause: “The data clearly shows...” The post Spotlight | What might we be missing? appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Burnham warns of ‘winter of greater flooding’ as storms start to hit UK

Prime minister Andy Burnham has said the UK could face a “winter of greater flooding” as Storm Austen and Storm Boelo are set to cause disruption across the UK. The post Burnham warns of ‘winter of greater flooding’ as storms start to hit UK appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

New Civil Engineer - Future of Roads, 29072021 and 05082021

Attached are two articles from the NCE about the Future of Roads: - How is the current approach to decarbonising UK roads taking into account the challenges of today and the future? - A successful motorway trial confirms the status of Tarmac’s waste tyre rubber modified thin surfacing as a pointer to the future of asphalt layers