ICE encouraged government ‘maintaining focus’ on net zero

The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has welcomed the publication of the proposed seventh carbon budget, which was released today (2 June). The post ICE encouraged government ‘maintaining focus’ on net zero appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Construction management degree compressed to two years

The New Model Institute for Technology & Engineering (NMITE) has positioned itself as the UK’s only wholly accelerated higher education institution after restructuring its Construction Management degree into a two-year programme. The post Construction management degree compressed to two years appeared first on Construction Management.

Institution of Structural Engineers president on balancing fundamentals with innovation

Brian Uy, the Sydney-based 105th President of the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE), who delivered his inaugural address ‘Structural engineering: past, present and future’ in January, has identified his key themes for his presidential year as structural efficiency and embodied carbon; technical competency and research; and registration… The post Institution of Structural Engineers president on balancing fundamentals with innovation appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

RICS report finds construction sector under pressure

Construction activity remains steady, but rising costs are weighing on the sector. ( Fathor/stock.adobe.com)The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has released its Q1 2026 Global Construction Monitor, with the latest results pointing … The post RICS report finds construction sector under pressure appeared first on Inside Construction.

ICE backs Competition and Markets Authority’s road and rail recommendations

The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) said it supports the recommendations made by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) following its market study into road and rail infrastructure. The post ICE backs Competition and Markets Authority’s road and rail recommendations appeared first on New Civil Engineer.