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Nuclear reactor vessel woes – the story so far and why it's significant
News of problems with EPR pressure vessels to be used at the Flamanville plant in France has implications for Hinkley C. Tony Roulstone assesses events. -
Big Bang Fair – if you’re not involved, why not?
Engineering UK CEO Paul Jackson explains the excitement, fun and importance of Big Bang in connecting young minds with industry. -
Infrastructure can take heart from party manifestos
With all the parties’ manifestos now launched, ACE’s Peter Campbell takes a look at them and highlights some key aspects the industry will want to bear in mind. -
Environment centre stage as parties set out their plans
The Environmental Industries Commission is encouraged by the priority given to the environment in the main UK party manifestos. -
Creating the holistic view of infrastructure
Should Treasury model its future national infrastructure planning on the outcome-based London 2050 Plan, asks Antony Oliver. -
Quotas for women in infrastructure – good for all the wrong reasons?
A recent debate at the IABSE Future of Design conference in Manchester came out against quotas for women in infrastructure. Antony Oliver discusses the issue. -
Post-Election decision making delay is inevitable - but will the lights stay on?
The winter of 2015/16 will see the UK's electricity generating margin plummet. It could provide a key moment for a new administration's energy policy, says Antony Oliver. -
Talent and the Underground: stimulating the UK economy
The Underground is upping its game to make sure it has the staff it needs in the decades ahead. David Waboso discusses new skills, secondments and diversity. -
Budget 2015: Changes to compulsory purchase
Angus Walker of Bircham Dyson Bell looks at the implications of small tweaks that will make a significant difference in how CPOs are obtained. -
The value of change management
Managing changes and charging for them are major issues for design firms. Steve Lett of management consultant Invennt offers some tips on an essential skill for improving business performance.
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