Articles by Richard Gill

Iarnród Éireann (Irish Rail) is a step closer to the reintroduction of freight services on the Limerick to Foynes rail line, as the laying of 42km of new track is now complete. During the past

AI and emerging technologies are transforming industries worldwide, and the utilities sector is no exception. This report explores the latest innovations, real-world applications, and evolving policies shaping the future of utilities – providing businesses with

Transport for London (TfL) has set out plans to completely renew and strengthen the ageing Gallows Corner flyover, which will allow the major structure to continue serving Londoners reliably for decades to come. Gallows Corner flyover was built in the 1970s as a

Work on the ambitious project that is set to transform Irvine’s Harbourside area is officially underway. The £14 million Ayrshire Growth Deal investment in the area has kicked off with work on the first phase

HS2 has announced a significant milestone at Long Itchington Wood Tunnel in Warwickshire – the first deep tunnel on the high-speed route to complete its civil engineering phase. The development at the one-mile-long twin-bore tunnel

Balfour Beatty today announces that it has commenced construction on the new Nairn Academy school, having been awarded the £61 million contract by The Highland Council at the end of 2025. The company will be responsible

Project Overview Beard Construction, engaged to develop new and existing engineering facilities at Richmond upon Thames College (RuTC), required a dependable temporary power solution. Initially contracted to support building commissioning works, the project scope expanded

Stamp Duty receipts reach £848M in January marking a 4.95% increase from 2024 David Hannah, Group Chairman of Cornerstone Tax, urges the government to scrap its stamp duty reforms and focus on addressing the wider

Wakefield-based CCL Facades has been appointed by BAM to deliver a £2.5m package of works at Our Cultural Heart, Kirklees Council‘s flagship regeneration development in Huddersfield town centre. The facade specialist will start work on

University scores goal of bringing PBS to the heart of its city centre campus The University of Plymouth formally reopened its refurbished Fitzroy Building today. The £14.5 million development is the new home of Plymouth