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Mouchel in rescue deal to save 8,000 jobs30/03/2017 Mouchel has struck an eleventh-hour deal with its lenders for a financial restructuring that will keep the consultant trading and protect 8,000 jobs. |
New Year’s Honours sees highways and transport professionals recognised04/01/2017 The chief executive of FM Conway was one of a number of highways and transportation professionals recognised in the New Year’s Honours list. |
Mouchel wins contract extension with Leeds City Council21/11/2016 Leeds City Council has awarded Mouchel a contract extension that will see the company deliver highways and transportation services on behalf of the local authority until August 2018. |
Young people on the road to a career in highways03/11/2016 A trial scheme aimed at providing young people with the skills to launch a highways career has proved so successful that it will be rolled out further next year. |
Haluch named managing director of Amey's highways business22/07/2016 James Haluch has been appointed managing director of Amey's newly formed highways business. |
Gloucestershire CC spending extra £1m on road repairs02/06/2016 Gloucestershire County Council will spend an additional £1 million on road repairs. |
£10m of road surfacing work to take place in Suffolk18/05/2016 Suffolk County Council will spend an additional £10 million on road surface dressing before September. |
New highways director joins Mott MacDonald13/04/2016 David Webster has been appointed as highways director for Scotland and Northern Ireland at Mott MacDonald. |
Mott MacDonald strengthens highways team with appointment of Westbrook29/03/2016 Norrie Westbrook has joined Mott MacDonald as highways business development director. |
Kier wins £160m Surrey highways extension10/02/2016 Kier Group has been awarded a £160 million four-year extension to its highways maintenance contract with Surrey County Council. |
NMC wins £4m contract for public realm work in Sheffield08/02/2016 North Midland Construction (NM Group) will undertake public realm work in Sheffield after being awarded a contract worth £4 million by the city council. |
Kier and Surrey CC plan careers college to train highways workforce04/02/2016 Kier and Surrey County Council are set to launch a ‘construction academy’ that will see them train their own highways workforce. |
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