New guidance helps highway authorities adapt roads to climate change

A new guide has been published for local highway authorities, to support resilience planning across road networks as extreme weather events grow in frequency and severity. The post New guidance helps highway authorities adapt roads to climate change appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

IHG adds 142-room Canary Wharf hotel to its Vignette Collection

Scheduled to open in summer 2026, Canary Riverside Plaza, Vignette Collection by IHG will offer a restaurant and bar, flexible meeting and events space, and access to an adjacent health club and spa. The post IHG adds 142-room Canary Wharf hotel to its Vignette Collection appeared first on Property Week.

RFU set to submit latest Twickenham plan later this week

Venue wants to hold 15 non-sporting events a year to help bankroll revamp but local council turned it down last year

A2Dominion invests in warm homes

Housing association A2Dominion plans to invest £16m to make residents homes warmer and cheaper to heat—and more resilient to climate events like the UK's current heatwave.

Ministers and civil servants told not to attend events with seven Grenfell firms

Businesses singled out for harshest criticism in inquiry now subject to public engagement guidance

Tideway London, TUNNEL VISION: Episode 14 - Festive Rewind

In the festive season, it's tradition to look back at events of the last year. Now 14 episodes into our series taking you behind the scenes on London's #SuperSewer - one of Europe's largest infrastructure projects - we're revisiting some of the best bits of Tunnel Vision with James and Daniel from our team behind the camera, over a year and half like no other.

How to prepare your contract for NEC3/4 weather events - An article by Luke Parham of GVE Commercial solutions

An update on the changes between how NEC3 and NEC4 deal with the risk of extreme weather.

LET’S GET METAPHYSICAL: MITIGATING THE CREDIBILITY CRISIS IN FORENSIC DELAY ANALYSIS - An SCL paper by Anders S Alexson

Over many years, the Society of Construction Law (UK) (SCL) and the Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineers International (AACEI) have sought to codify, standardise and improve the methods used by the construction industry for the purpose of forensic project delay analysis. Some six SCL methods and thirteen AACEI methods of analysis (the ‘protocol methods’) have now been articulated, largely by distilling pre-existing practices from within the industry.

What are the must attend events in the industry?

How to determine the dominant cause of delay ? Is it simply first event dominates until overtaken and therefore substituted by subsequent events.

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